The fifth-generation scion of the Lamsam family, Nualphan Lamsam is known to many Thais as the CEO of the Muang Thai Insurance. However, she also grabbed the world’s attention when she led the Thailand women’s national football team. She managed the “Chaba Kaew”, as the Thai women’s national football team are also known, as general manager at the 2015 and 2019 Fifa Women’s World Cup finals and is currently the manager of the men’s football team. Aside from her crazy rich life and passion for football, Madam Pang – as she is affectionately known – is also big on giving back. She made headlines last year when she rewarded players and staff of her Port Football Club with Rolex watches, iPhone 13s and designer bags in a lucky draw. The matriarch again made news recently when she offered a two million baht (US$60,600) incentive to Thailand’s women’s football team for making it to the 2023 Fifa Women’s World Cup finals, as reported by Bangkok Post . With all eyes on the beloved Thai billionaire, here are five more things to know about Madam Pang. Meet crypto king Zhao Changpeng: ex-McDonald’s worker turned billionaire The Lamsams’ estates range from forest chalet to modern abode One of Thailand’ s wealthiest families, the Lamsams are predominantly known as the founders of the Kasikorn Bank – Thailand’s fourth largest bank, with nearly US$117 billion in assets. Her cousin, Banthoon Lamsam, the chairman emeritus, owns a Swiss chalet-style house in the forest 560km (350 miles) north of Bangkok, according to Bangkok Post , and is an advocate of forest preservation. Sitting on 3.6 hectares (nine acres) of woodland near the Laos border, the resort house is made of teak and built in accordance with feng shui. Meanwhile, Madam Pang’s own abode is no less spectacular. As seen on her Instagram page where she has more than 700,000 followers, her luxurious home features a minimalist design, a neutral palette, chandelier ornaments and state-of-the-art furniture. She is often seen hosting her family and friends there. She has sworn off alcohol and prefers walking to sports Despite being a massive supporter as well as the main benefactor of Thailand’s national football team, the matriarch told Bangkok Post in 2014 that she prefers to walk on a treadmill for 30 minutes every day instead of playing sports. “I don’t play sports that much, and certainly not football,” she said. In the same interview, she also said that abstaining from alcohol and drinking plenty of water were the key secrets to her youthful appearance. Inside Indian billionaire Rakesh Jhunjhunwala’s new Mumbai mega mansion Her daughter shares the same luxurious taste Madam Pang shares a very special bond with her only daughter, Nuanwan Phanchet, whom she shares with her first husband Dr. Vachara Phanchet. Nuanwan recently graduated from her mum’s alma mater, Chulalongkorn University, where she studied psychology. She is currently enrolled at The University of Queensland, as per her Facebook page. Apart from being able to pass as twin sisters, as some say, the mother-daughter duo also share the same taste: jet-setting across the globe, high fashion brands and football, of course. As seen from her Instagram page, Nuanwan enjoys playing other sports like volleyball and swimming as well as savouring sumptuous dim sum – showing that she is a foodie at heart, just like her mother. The Lamsams spent US$1.2 million on an Audi showroom While it’s common knowledge that Madam Pang is the sole distributor of Hermès in Thailand through Saint Honorè (Bangkok), she also co-owns Meister Technik – an official distributor of Audi automobiles in the country since 2017. The company is majority owned by Krisada Lamsam, who also serves as the vice-chairman of the board of directors of Muang Thai Life Assurance. The Lamsams spent roughly 40 million baht (US$1.2 million) to construct their flagship Bangkok showroom and service centre, as reported by Bangkok Post . 5 things to know about Sid Mallya, son of fugitive billionaire Vijay She rubs shoulders with Prince Harry and Princess Sirivannavari As part of Thailand’s upper crust, it should come as no surprise that she has many influential friends and heavyweight connections. In 2018, she was pictured with British royal Prince Harry at a charity polo match in London. At the same event, she was also seen pictured with the Thai Princess Sirivannavari, with both opting for brightly coloured ensembles. As one of the country’s most well-known socialites, she also rubs shoulders with celebrities such as Thai actresses Aum Patcharapa, Taksaorn Paksukcharern and Anne Thongprasom. Want more stories like this? Follow STYLE on Facebook , Instagram , YouTube and Twitter .