@sorasak3005: ปรับภาพให้ชัดกว่าเดิม คือแบบขนลุก โคตรสุด โคตรดี เด็กไทยวัย 16 ปีทำได้ขนาดนี้ โคตรสุด ประกาศให้โลกรู้ว่าคนไทยมีดีกว่าที่คิด สุดยอดมากเนเน่ #NENERoyal #AGT #goldenbuzzer #NeneRoyal #tvshow

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beebee685
Bee Bee :
เสียงกรี๊ดนั้น นี่ไม่ใช่ประกวดค่ะ นี่มันคอนเสิร์ตระดับโลกของเทอ เนเน่
2026-08-26 06:20:53
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noinastyle
Noina สไตล์ :
ดีใจจนน้ำตาไหลไปกับน้องเลย..สุดยอดน้องเนเน่หนูเป็นเด็กสาวมหัศจรรย์มาก❤️
2026-08-26 05:54:00
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tamil_tiger0
Anak Buaya Tembaga :
อย่างราบรื่นและประสบความสำเร็จ ส่งกำลังใจจากบรูไนดารุสซาลามครับ/ค่ะ
2026-08-26 06:25:33
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user2090223252040
สาธิยา บุญสมยา :
เราขอชมว่าน้องไปเปิดคอนเสิร์ตให้ชาวโลกดูค่ะเด็กหญิงจากภูเก็ตประเทศไทย🥰🥰เก่งมากสุดๆ🥰
2026-08-26 06:08:30
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kitchatravel
ลุงติ้ก#ออนทัวร์ :
wow nene
2026-08-26 07:07:19
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vzz2395
vzz :
น้องเนเน่ เล่นกีต้าร์.แล้วร้องเพลง แต่มาครั้งนี้ น้องเนเน่เหมือนแสดง ด้วย
2026-08-26 06:31:00
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fadnarok
แฝดนรก จันทรักษ์ :
การประกวด❌ คอนเสิร์ต✅ โครตสุดครับ 🤟🤟❤️❤️🤟🤟
2026-08-26 06:01:24
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lin.com19
lin :
รายการไม่กล้าปล่อยหลุดมือแน่...น้องมาปฏิวัติวงการร้อคให้ตื่น..
2026-08-26 05:15:06
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mareeyadawan
Mareeya Reakdee :
น้ำตาไหลเฉย สุดยอดจริงๆค่ะ 🫶🏻
2026-08-26 04:34:49
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user4635616318527
ท้องฟ้าสีคราม :
ดูไปน้ำตาไหลตามด้วยดีใจจริงๆ สุดยอดที่สุด
2026-08-26 04:58:09
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benjamat.park7
Benjamat Park :
ไม่ต้องเตรียมนักดนตรี ไม่ต้องสอนอะไรมากมาย น้องทำได้หมด เก่งเริ่ด
2026-08-26 05:24:22
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ong.sumon
ONG Sumon :
พ่อแม่วิ่งเข้าไปกอดเอาลูกน่ารักมากมากค่ะ
2026-08-26 06:22:34
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user528450884323
จันทร์เจ้า :
สรุปวันนี้ไม่ต้องไปปไหน ไม่ต้องทำอะไร อยู่หน้าจอ อยุ่กับเนเน่ ทั้งวันทั้งคืน 😂😂🥰🥰
2026-08-26 06:29:46
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user6904070123871
แม่ไข่ปิ้ง :
ร้องไห้เลยลูกเอ้ยภูมิใจมากเก่งที่สุดเลยคะ
2026-08-26 06:12:34
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nuttaponjanjai
nuttapon janjai :
2026-08-26 04:31:07
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ritthidet2
Ritthidet :
เสียง ภาพ ดีมากๆ ขอบคุณคราบ
2026-08-26 06:11:54
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noomai888
แม่น้องเพอร์พีช รีวิว🍑✨ :
ดีใจกับน้อง น้ำตาไหลเฉยเลย😁
2026-08-26 06:21:07
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chonada338
ชลลดา😍😍🕊🕊🕊🕊 :
สุดยอด
2026-08-26 04:32:29
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eidhdhedjdjehey
kai. .patanee :
ขนลุกดีใจมากๆทำได้ดีมาก
2026-08-26 06:14:48
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sorasak3005
KlaMay Journey 👒 :
รบกวนหาหูฟังเบสหนักๆใส่กันนะ เปิดเสียงให้สุดแล้วอัถรสมาเต็มแน่นอน รับประกัน 🙏🏻🥰
2026-08-26 06:36:32
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udomjp
Udomjp :
ของแท้ของจริงว่าสุดยอดทางพร้าว👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
2026-08-26 05:18:43
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sunanthra2521
สุนันทรา วงนาค(김연경) :
ขนลุก ต่างชาติชื่นชอบ 🥰🥰🥰ขอบคุณนะคะที่เอามาลงให้ได้ดู no1🥰🥰
2026-08-26 05:44:37
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benjamat.park7
Benjamat Park :
ชนะได้แขมมป์ไปแสดงสด คนล้นฮอลแน่นอน
2026-08-26 05:23:11
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user67423057829297
สาว จำเนียร :
สุดยอดมากคะ
2026-08-26 04:32:51
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How do you say goodbye to ten years? How do you put an entire decade into words—six years of marriage, two beautiful children, countless memories, a million conversations, inside jokes, arguments, tears, laughter, celebrations, disappointments, dreams, and a life that once felt like it would last forever? The truth is, I don’t think you can. For ten years, “us” was such a huge part of who I was. We grew up together in so many ways. We experienced some of the most beautiful moments of our lives side by side, and we also walked through seasons that changed us forever. We built a home, created a family, and brought two incredible children into this world. No matter how our story ended, they will always be the greatest and most beautiful thing that came from our love. There were good years. There were hard years. There were moments when we loved each other deeply, moments when we couldn’t understand each other at all, and moments when we held on simply because letting go felt too painful and too frightening. There were times we brought out the best in one another, and there were times we brought out wounds neither of us knew how to heal. I won’t pretend it was all bad, because it wasn’t. There was real love here. There was laughter that made my stomach hurt. There were late-night conversations, family traditions, ordinary days that didn’t feel important at the time but now live permanently in my memories. There were holidays, birthdays, firsts, lasts, victories, losses, and years when we were simply trying to figure out life together. But I also won’t romanticize the pain. There were tears no one saw, words that couldn’t be taken back, loneliness inside a relationship that was supposed to feel like home, and versions of myself that became smaller while trying to hold everything together. There were moments I questioned my worth, my strength, and whether I would ever recognize the woman looking back at me again. Sometimes, two people can love each other and still become unhealthy for one another. Sometimes, the history is real, the memories are meaningful, and the family you created is forever—but the relationship still has to end. Accepting that has been one of the hardest things I have ever had to do. I grieved this marriage long before I finally said goodbye. I grieved the future I thought we would have, the promises we made, the family picture I worked so hard to protect, and the version of us I kept hoping we could find again. I grieved the person I used to be, the dreams I carried, and all the years I spent believing that holding on was the same thing as being strong. But sometimes strength is not found in holding on. Sometimes strength is finally opening your hands and releasing what has already released you. So this is my goodbye. Goodbye to the relationship that shaped so much of my adulthood. Goodbye to the marriage I once believed would last a lifetime. Goodbye to the home we tried to build, the future we imagined, and the version of myself who thought she had to stay broken to keep everyone else whole. I don’t regret the entire story. I could never regret the two beautiful lives that came from it. I will always be grateful for the moments that were genuine, for the lessons that changed me, and for the memories that deserve to be remembered with kindness. But I am also learning that gratitude does not require me to remain somewhere I no longer belong. I can appreciate what was and still accept that it is over. I can forgive without forgetting what it taught me. I can love the family we created without continuing the relationship that created it. I can wish you healing, happiness, and a beautiful life while choosing a completely different path for myself. And for the first time in a long time, I am choosing me. I am choosing peace over familiarity. I am choosing healing over pretending. I am choosing growth over fear. I am choosing to rebuild a life that feels honest, safe, and truly mine. #fyp #fypシ゚viral #foryoupage #startingover #newchapter
How do you say goodbye to ten years? How do you put an entire decade into words—six years of marriage, two beautiful children, countless memories, a million conversations, inside jokes, arguments, tears, laughter, celebrations, disappointments, dreams, and a life that once felt like it would last forever? The truth is, I don’t think you can. For ten years, “us” was such a huge part of who I was. We grew up together in so many ways. We experienced some of the most beautiful moments of our lives side by side, and we also walked through seasons that changed us forever. We built a home, created a family, and brought two incredible children into this world. No matter how our story ended, they will always be the greatest and most beautiful thing that came from our love. There were good years. There were hard years. There were moments when we loved each other deeply, moments when we couldn’t understand each other at all, and moments when we held on simply because letting go felt too painful and too frightening. There were times we brought out the best in one another, and there were times we brought out wounds neither of us knew how to heal. I won’t pretend it was all bad, because it wasn’t. There was real love here. There was laughter that made my stomach hurt. There were late-night conversations, family traditions, ordinary days that didn’t feel important at the time but now live permanently in my memories. There were holidays, birthdays, firsts, lasts, victories, losses, and years when we were simply trying to figure out life together. But I also won’t romanticize the pain. There were tears no one saw, words that couldn’t be taken back, loneliness inside a relationship that was supposed to feel like home, and versions of myself that became smaller while trying to hold everything together. There were moments I questioned my worth, my strength, and whether I would ever recognize the woman looking back at me again. Sometimes, two people can love each other and still become unhealthy for one another. Sometimes, the history is real, the memories are meaningful, and the family you created is forever—but the relationship still has to end. Accepting that has been one of the hardest things I have ever had to do. I grieved this marriage long before I finally said goodbye. I grieved the future I thought we would have, the promises we made, the family picture I worked so hard to protect, and the version of us I kept hoping we could find again. I grieved the person I used to be, the dreams I carried, and all the years I spent believing that holding on was the same thing as being strong. But sometimes strength is not found in holding on. Sometimes strength is finally opening your hands and releasing what has already released you. So this is my goodbye. Goodbye to the relationship that shaped so much of my adulthood. Goodbye to the marriage I once believed would last a lifetime. Goodbye to the home we tried to build, the future we imagined, and the version of myself who thought she had to stay broken to keep everyone else whole. I don’t regret the entire story. I could never regret the two beautiful lives that came from it. I will always be grateful for the moments that were genuine, for the lessons that changed me, and for the memories that deserve to be remembered with kindness. But I am also learning that gratitude does not require me to remain somewhere I no longer belong. I can appreciate what was and still accept that it is over. I can forgive without forgetting what it taught me. I can love the family we created without continuing the relationship that created it. I can wish you healing, happiness, and a beautiful life while choosing a completely different path for myself. And for the first time in a long time, I am choosing me. I am choosing peace over familiarity. I am choosing healing over pretending. I am choosing growth over fear. I am choosing to rebuild a life that feels honest, safe, and truly mine. #fyp #fypシ゚viral #foryoupage #startingover #newchapter

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