The Thai couple who attracted global attention in 2013 with 58-hours, 35 minutes kisses, Ekkachai and Lakshna Tiranarta declared their separation, BBC Informed
The world was fascinated with its extraordinary endurance and commitment for the longest kiss for the Guinness World Record holders. Their record-breaking feat was required not only unwavering dedication but also physical flexibility, as they stood, remained closed in a kiss, without sleep for the whole challenge. His achievement inspired him to the media spotlight, making him a symbol of love and devotion.
The longest kiss? Ekkachai & Laksana Tiranarat (Thailand) kissed 58 hours 35 minutes and 58 seconds, #Valentine’s Day 2013 pic.twitter.com/YNWH14PBZH
– Guinness World Records (@GWR) February 14, 2016
However, in an unexpected turn of events, the couple now declared their separation, disappointing many fans. While they did not disclose specific reasons for their partition, they shared that they gradually separated. “It is with a heavy heart that we share this personal change,” Ekkachai said in a podcast, admitting that his journey was full of nutritional memories, but it was time to move in different directions.
Despite romantically participating, he has expressed his commitment to mutual respect and co-abolition to his children.
Former couple – who earlier won the record in 2011, took a grand prize of 100,000 Thai Baht (Rs 23,465) and a grand prize of two diamond rings of 100,000 baht (Rs 2,34,650).
The Guinness World Records changed which world record with the longest kissing marathon for the longest kissing marathon.