On October 23, local time, former Thai female Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra shared her proud moment on social media, and she once again witnessed the excellent results achieved by her only son who is studying at university.
"Despite the difficulties, my mother felt happiness in her heart," Yingluck wrote next to the photo, "and I am proud of you for receiving the 'Frederick Barnes Waldrun Best Student Award' from the British Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE)." ”
After posting a mother-son photo, Yingluck shared a "face shot" of her son, 20-year-old Supask Amornchat, although his eyes are not too big, but he looks handsome, a very refreshing science man.
Supasek is a junior at Imperial College London in the UK, and you can see from the recognition of IMechE that he is doing quite well academically. As we all know, the university where Supasek studied is also quite authoritative in terms of science and engineering.
Last October, Yingluck also traveled to London, England, to attend her son's award ceremony, and told fans that Supassek won the "National Power Award in Mechanical Engineering" in school, and that he was also the highest total credit student in his sophomore year and the highest student in the mechanical engineering school he attended.
I have to say that the 56-year-old Yingluck is enough to be a "winner in life", not only is she outstanding, but even her son is a proper "child of others".
Supassek is the child of Yingluck and her "de facto husband" Anusso Anmocha, and once the family of three was often active in front of the camera, looking very warm and happy.
It is reported that Yingluck and Anusso did not enter into a legally recognized marriage, so Yingluck is still called "Miss" rather than "Madame".
Yingluck, who cannot return to Thailand, mainly lives in Dubai, because the family has strong funds, but also lives a pampered life, and usually travels abroad from time to time, anyway, he can't go back to Thailand, and he can go anywhere else.
Yingluck is also happy to share her own news, but fans can easily see that Anusso is not in her photos, in fact, the former "first gentleman in Thailand" seems to have disappeared.
Raising such an enviable child, Yingluck is naturally overjoyed, and you can feel it from the expressions and gestures she and her son take pictures of.
Yingluck once revealed that Supassek has always been interested in mechanical engineering, but it was still difficult to get into Imperial College, but he eventually studied at his dream school through hard work. "Mom will always support you, even if I can't be by your side often, I am very grateful to my children, and I hope that my son will also feel honored to have a mother like me," Yingluck once said.
Her son doesn't have to worry about her here, but what worries Yingluck more is her brother Thaksin Shinawatra. The former prime minister finally returned home after 17 years away from his homeland, only to be arrested shortly after getting off the plane. Although he was admitted to the hospital on the same night he was imprisoned on the grounds of high blood pressure, he was not free after all.
Earlier last month, Thaksin wrote to Thailand's King Rama X asking for a pardon, but so far to no avail.