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Thai Playboy model grilled by police over naked bottom slapping massage video
A Thai Playboy model was grilled by cops after she sparked outrage with a video of her enjoying a naked massage - while getting her bottom slapped.
Thunnaree Thunyawattanasirichote, 32, visited the spa on Monday night at 10pm where she received a ''paraffin slimming massage'' treatment.
The therapy involved a male masseuse repeatedly slapping her bare buttocks to soften the skin and tone the muscles. He is then seen massaging her cheeks with his elbow.
Thunnaree filmed herself enjoying the massage and posted it online - sparking a backlash from some followers who said it was too explicit.
The model, who has the Playboy nickname 'Bunny Numay' initially defended herself and refused to apologise saying that ''during a massage, most people take their clothes off''.
She said: ''You can see a little bit of my bottom in the video. But this is what I do. I am a sexy model and have done many pictures like this before. I thought it was funny.''
But local cops in Nonthaburi Province, just north of Bangkok, Thailand, were made aware of the clip and summoned her to the station on Wednesday (August 15) to be interviewed.
Thunnaree arrived with spa owner Panisha Puseesom, 29, and the pair explained the massage while officers took the footage as evidence.
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