On October 25th, the Thai royal family officially announced that Queen Mother Sirikit died peacefully in a hospital in Bangkok at the age of 93.

It is reported that Queen Mother Sirikit has suffered from a variety of diseases since she was hospitalized in 2019, including suffering from a blood infection again this month. Although she has the world's top medical team, she was still unable to prevent her health from deteriorating and finally died on October 24 at 9 p.m. in the hospital.

Thai King Mahatma Wassir al-Langong has announced that he will arrange a royal funeral for his mother according to the highest standards, and the royal family will also enter a year-long mourning period.

Queen Mother Sirikit was a very blessed person. She had enjoyed all the glory and wealth throughout her life, and at the same time she had a full life.

Sirikit's father is the Thai ambassador. She has never suffered hardship since she was a child. Since the age of 10, she has been living with her parents in Europe.

While studying music in Paris, Sirikit met her husband, King Bhumibol of Thailand, who was soon to be enthroned.

In Poetry Reggie¡¯s documentary, she calls her meeting with her husband Pompong love at first sight.

Bhumibol also really fell in love with Sirikit. In order to pursue Sirikit, he wrote a waltz called "I Dream of You".

Even after marriage, Bhumibol never had any concubines. Compared with his son Maha, it is indeed the emotional benchmark of the Thai royal family.

Even more surprising is the fact that King Pompong had no lover throughout his life, but instead was a guard who betrayed Poe Rigi in his middle years, which left the Thai royal family in the face.

Originally, the outside world thought that King Bhumibol would choose to divorce Sirikit. After all, this was a double blow to sincere feelings and royal face.

But not wanting the king to finally choose to forgive poetry, the couple eventually joined hands.

In fact, the color value of poetry Rigi is not prominent, but it can make the king's love also has its prominence, the self-confident smile of poetry Rigi Karan is her iconic symbol.

Moreover, Poe Rigi is still a fashion designer, and she personally designed eight Thai dresses.

During the 1960s, she frequently made international visits to the King in her own costumes, including meetings with Queen Elizabeth of England and President Eisenhower.

During that decade or so, she was regularly included in the international best dressed list.

Even in the late years, the life of Poe Rigi was still smooth, and after the death of King Pompong, after her son Mahar succeeded, she was still pleased with her.

The passing of Poe Rigi was also the end of the Pompong era in Thailand.

This is certainly not good news for the Thai royal family.

Sirikit has a high reputation among Thai people, and her son King Maha is not particularly popular.

More importantly, Sirikit is also one of the very few people who can restrain King Maha. King Maha, who has lost his mother's restraint, may become more indulgent, which may further damage the reputation of the Thai royal family.