Bangkok: Ning Patama, Miss Grand Thailand 2026 and the reigning crowned champion, led her 10 fellow winners in opening up about their mission to win the prestigious crown in India. They also embraced and addressed the controversy surrounding the contestants' unclear answers to questions, and affirmed that all the beauty queens get along well and there are no conflicts among them.

According to Thai News Agency, Ning Patama, the former beauty queen, revealed her plans for the Miss Grand International 2026 pageant in India, stating that she has seven months to plan and prepare. She aims to completely revamp herself, becoming a "new version" in terms of language, attitude, and personality, to project a more queen-like image.

The other 10 runners-up expressed their commitment to developing themselves and working to the fullest with the organization. They conveyed their readiness to fulfill any tasks assigned by Boss Nawatt Isarakraisil. Angelica, the first runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2026, expressed her desire to continue developing herself and mentioned the possibility of competing again, citing strong support. Ailin Nabsook, the second runner-up, showed her dedication to working with the organization and openness to opportunities in film and modeling.

Addressing online criticism regarding her incoherent answers, Ailin Nabsook explained the challenging and exciting nature of the stage environment, acknowledging that she might have lost her composure at times. She accepted all feedback but urged for encouragement rather than excessive criticism. This collective response also dispels rumors of backstage feuds, confirming a harmonious relationship among the beauty queens, who support each other consistently without any drama or animosity.