Abused, mentally ill and died alone at the age of 55

Lam Khiet Anh was one of the most beautiful and beloved stars of TVB film industry in the 1980s. She collaborated with Chau Tinh Tri in famous works such as : Duong Ba Ho Diem Thu Huong, A Chinese Odyssey Part 1 and 2.

Beautiful and talented, but Lam Khiet Anh's life is a series of sad and tragic days.

Lam Khiet Anh's life is like a sad movie.

Red beauty

Lam Khiet Anh was born in 1964, initially joining showbiz as an MC of some TVB programs. Her natural beauty and flexibility made Lam Khiet Anh noticed to become an actress.

Lam Khiet Anh's beauty is hailed as "The most beautiful woman in Hong Kong". Her elegance, softness and gentleness make men flutter.

Lam Khiet Anh was once considered one of the most beautiful actresses in Hong Kong.

She has appeared on the small screen and in many famous Hong Kong magazines.

Joining TVB in 1983, Lam Khiet Anh did not take long to become famous because of her beauty that is considered unmatched.

In her film career, Lam Khiet Anh has appeared in about 20 films. Many audiences still remember unforgettable moments in films such as Nghia Bat Dung Tinh, Dai Thoi Dai… and especially A Chinese Odyssey by Stephen Chow.

Lam Khiet Anh's brilliant career can also be mentioned that the actress had the opportunity to collaborate with a series of big stars such as Andy Lau, Chau Nhuan Phat, Tony Leung, Nham Dat Hoa,...

Lam Khiet Anh's beauty once caused a stir on screen.

Lam Khiet Anh has the opportunity to work with many big stars.

Lam Khiet Anh's beautiful face is considered suitable for many types of roles, both positive and negative. Colleagues also admire Lam Khiet Anh because the actress is hard-working, independent and very determined.

Famous actor Hoang Dinh was also stunned by the beauty of the beauty of A Chinese Odyssey , ranking the actress first in "Nine Dragon Girls of Hong Kong" - the list of the most beautiful female stars at that time.

ill fate

At the peak of her career, Lam Khiet Anh fell into a dispute with her management company over a contract issue. She was “banned” 3 times and completely “avoided” TVB.

Since suffering from mental illness, Lam Khiet Anh's life has gone downhill.

While her career was stagnant, her boyfriend, actress and screenwriter Dang Khai Duong, suddenly passed away, leaving Lam Khiet Anh heartbroken. The next boyfriend of the beauty Nghia Bat Dung Tinh also passed away after a long period of despair due to debt. Not long after, Lam Khiet Anh's parents also passed away.

The departure of loved ones made Lam Khiet Anh gradually fall into a state of suffering and disorientation.

In 1998, Lam Khiet Anh had a car accident. From then on, the star of the film A Chinese Journey to the West showed signs of mental instability and was transferred to a mental hospital for treatment. Her career went downhill rapidly, Lam Khiet Anh began to be seen wandering the streets with a lifeless image.

In a 2013 interview, she first publicly revealed that she was tortured and raped by two powerful men in the Hong Kong film industry 30 years ago.

In the recording, Lam Khiet Anh specifically named the two people who raped her as Dang Quang Vinh and Tang Chi Vy.

Because she was so afraid that she did not dare to report the case because these two people were too powerful, Lam Khiet Anh gradually became severely depressed and wanted to end her life many times by cutting her wrists.

In the last days of her life, Lam Khiet Anh made many people feel sorry when she was constantly caught looking shabby, old, with white hair. The once famous star had to live on social welfare and the love of friends and fans.

The audience could not recognize the one-time beauty of Hong Kong entertainment industry.

There are sources saying that Lam Khiet Anh had uterine fibroids but due to lack of money for surgery, she had to give up.

On November 3, 2018, Lam Khiet Anh passed away at her home at the age of 55. After much suffering, the former TVB beauty passed away in loneliness and tragedy, leaving everyone heartbroken.

Ngoc Thanh

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