Siu Black interacts with the audience at a recent show. Video : Provided by the artist.
On September 8th, Siu Black announced that she and her ex-husband, Nguyen Duc Hung, a former volleyball player from Dak Lak province, had held their wedding ceremony at a church.
The singer said the ceremony was quick and simple, witnessed by her children, relatives, and friends.
Siu Black and her husband held their wedding ceremony at a church on September 8th.
Initially, Siu Black planned for the ceremony to be attended by only a few family members, but villagers heard about it and came to participate.
Approximately 200 people from Kon Rơbang parish came to offer their blessings. Because her sister had recently passed away, the singer did not hold the wedding reception immediately but postponed it until next year.
"Today is a special day for Siu Black. Thank you to my loved ones, family, friends, and colleagues who have always been by my side," Siu Black wrote.
Prior to that, the singer and her husband studied marriage catechism for three months and asked the local priest to choose a date for their ceremony.
In an interview with Giao Thong Newspaper, Siu Black said that her children supported the wedding and were happy to see their parents reunited. She and her ex-husband decided to get married hoping to be a role model for their children.
Speaking further about life after reuniting with her ex-husband, the "mountain forest nightingale" confided: "We have been living together for three years now. After the storm, we both understand each other better, so we see things more calmly. Each of us makes an effort to understand the other a little, and everything is smooth sailing."
Now I don't like the noise, arguments, and bickering anymore. I'd rather let go of the unpleasant things from my family and work in the past and live more peacefully. I'd rather save my energy for singing than wasting it on arguing.
When I returned, I didn't have to sacrifice anything; he probably sacrificed more. Now my health is weaker than before, so I can't do heavy work, and he doesn't let me do as much as before.
Every day he stays up late and wakes up early to cook porridge, take care of the pigs, raise chickens and fish, and in his free time he plays with the grandchildren."
Siu Black is living a simple life in her hometown of Kon Tum .
Siu Black was born in 1967 into a Ba Na ethnic family in Kon Tum. She is remembered for performing songs by composer Nguyen Cuong such as: "I Want to Live with You for the Rest of My Life," "I Sing for Someone," "Ban Me Coffee," "The Eyes of Pleiku," etc.
The singer met Mr. Nguyen Duc Hung, a former volleyball player for Dak Lak province, in 1987. After three years of getting to know each other, they got married and had two children together.
The couple had conflicts and separated four times due to Hung's infidelity. In 2009, they officially parted ways. In 2013, she was embroiled in a scandal involving billions of dong in debt. After this ordeal, Siu Black returned to live in her hometown. In 2019, the couple reunited and worked together to care for their family and children.
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