Silami's son has grown up and is not as good as his mother, only to blame his father for being too strong in genes
Maha Vajiralongkorn, the current King of Thailand, is the 10th monarch of the Bangkok Dynasty, and he has a rich emotional history, having five wives, each of whom married King Maha at a beautiful age. Now the focus is on King Maha and the son of his third wife, Princess Silamy, Prince Tibanggong, the little prince is 15 years old, his appearance is not as good as his mother, and he only blames his father for being too strong.
Princess Silami of Thailand, the third wife of Maha Vajiralongkorn, grew up in an ordinary family, but she was a woman with a love for her husband and son, Prince Tibanggong. From the photos of Sirami when she was young, it can be seen that she has the capital of beauty, no wonder Maha will be devoted to her, and also gave birth to a little prince to help, the mother is expensive, and her status has been greatly improved.
Sirami's son, Prince Tibang Kung, is the only current male heir to the Thai royal family and is highly regarded by King Maha. According to the announcement issued by the Thai royal family, the little prince suffers from a mild learning disability and his learning ability is relatively weak. In order to help her precious son cure such a congenital disease, Princess Sirami paid a lot, and King Maha took her young son to Germany to live and study, receive the most advanced treatment and study, and achieved remarkable results.
After prince Tibanggong was separated from his mother Sirami at the age of 9, he spent most of his time with Queen Suthida and King Maha, but the royal nanny who accompanied him the most. It can be seen that the ruthless is mostly the imperial family, but King Maha is still very fond of his younger son, at this point he is luckier than his 4 brothers, he is 15 years old, he already has 5 royal medals, which shows the honor of his status. Anyway, Prince Tibanggong did not inherit the high appearance of Princess Silami, only blamed his father's genes for being too strong, and this set of old photos was enough to witness.
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