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| “Enough Is Enough”: Charlotte Austin Fires Back at Years of Online Harassment |
Thai actress and beauty queen Charlotte Austin has had enough of the relentless online hate — and this time, she’s not letting it slide.
In a fiery post on Twitter written in Thai, Charlotte issued a strong warning to her critics:
“Say whatever you want about me, but don’t involve my parents or my family. Some people can stay quiet — I can’t.”
The post quickly blew up, pulling in nearly a million views and thousands of reactions.
Fans flooded the comments with messages of support, praising her courage to defend her family after years of online harassment.
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In her latest interview, Charlotte Austin explained that while she’s often chosen to ignore criticism in the past, the moment her parents were insulted, she decided it was time to act.
She revealed that she has already taken legal action twice before against individuals who defamed her online — and she’s prepared to do it again.
“For three years, I’ve been criticised for everything — my acting, my singing — and I could accept that. But when they brought my parents into it, saying things like my mum abandoned me, that crossed the line,” she said firmly.
“Some people think it’s okay because it’s online, but words have consequences. I’m done staying quiet.”
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Charlotte Austin added that she’s identified some of the accounts involved, including one belonging to a 70-year-old woman.
In one previous case, she accepted a settlement of 10,000 baht, which she later donated to charity.
The actress also opened up about her mental health journey, sharing that her anxiety and panic disorder have been improving thanks to ongoing treatment.
“My depression is gone now,” Charlotte said with a smile.
“I still go to therapy regularly, and my doctor told me my condition has improved a lot. I just want everyone who’s struggling to know it’s okay to seek help — don’t be ashamed.”
She reflected that the stress of constant online negativity, combined with personal losses like being scammed by a call centre last year, had taken a toll on her. But with consistent care, she feels stronger and more grounded than before.
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Charlotte also revealed she’s still pursuing legal proceedings to recover funds lost in a scam case.
The appeal process, she said, is ongoing, with another court discussion scheduled for late October.
“It’s been exhausting, but I won’t give up,” she said. “Even if I only get half of what I lost, that would mean a lot.”
Ending on a hopeful note, Charlotte Austin reminded her fans — and critics — that while her strong image may make her seem unapproachable, she’s “actually quite kind and just wants peace.”
“If you’ve got something to say, come tell me in person,” she said with a laugh. “No need to type it online. I promise I’m not scary — I just look like I am.”