Singha beer heir axed after brother accuses him of sexual abuse

Siranudh 'Psi' Scott made the shocking allegations in a video posted on social media, claiming his entire family was aware of the abuse

Published May 29, 2026  •  Last updated 1 hour ago  •  2 minute read

Siranudh "Psi" Scott, a fourth-generation member of the billionaire Thai family that founded the Singha beer brand, poses after an interview with AFP in Bangkok on May 24, 2026. Photo by Chanakarn Laosarakham/AFP /Getty Images

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The heir to the Singha beer empire was fired after his brother revealed in an emotional video that he was abused by his older sibling when they were kids.

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Sunit “Pi” Scott lost his job after his younger brother, Siranudh “Psi” Scott, made the shocking allegations in a video posted on social media, noting that his entire family was aware of the abuse.

The sex abuse allegations

In the clip posted on May 9, Psi alleged that he had been abused for more than a decade, saying he was forced to perform oral sex on his brother several times, according to Thai outlet the Thaiger.

The 29-year-old also lashed out at his parents, claiming he played them a recording of his brother’s confession, yet they still failed to protect him.

“I don’t want anyone to call me a Singha heir. People don’t know the truth,” Psi said as he sobbed.

“Everyone in my family knows because they listened to the tape I recorded of his ‘confession’ but no one took action,” he revealed.

“I don’t know what to do,” Psi continued. “I know I cannot live like this. I don’t want to stay in a family that doesn’t value me or have empathy for me. I can’t live with these kinds of people.”

Psi, a conservation activist, then addressed his brother, saying, “What you did to me … many times over the years, when you were 14 or 16. Pi, that affected me.”

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Pi denied his brother’s accusations, issuing a public statement in a video days after Psi made his allegations public.

“The claim about the sexual assault is untrue,” Pi said in the clip, according to the outlet.

“Everyone who knows me can confirm that I would never do such a thing, as it is disgusting and terrible,” he added.

Pi did say that he and his brother often argued during their childhood and admitted some incidents became “rough” — but insisted no sexual abuse took place.

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Caught on tape?

Psi has since shared an audio clip of the alleged recorded conversation with Pi, in which the younger brother said he was forced to perform oral sex on Pi when he was around 10 or 11 years old, while Pi was about 16.

He told his brother that the experience left him unable to form relationships later in life, according to the Thaiger.

Pi defended himself, saying he was too young at the time to realize what he was doing was wrong, but Psi rejected that defence, saying Pi was definitely old enough to understand the impact of his actions.

The older sibling has not publicly commented on the alleged confession recording.

Boon Rawd Brewery, known for its Singha and Leo beers, has since “removed” Pi “from all company positions” following Psi’s allegations.

The brewery, established in 1933, said it is cooperating with authorities in a statement that included Pi’s resignation letter.

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