The reason Le Quyen asked to withdraw from the group 'Dap Gio', thanks for giving her all to the noise

During the final night and awards ceremony of the "Beautiful Women Riding the Waves" competition, before the group formation moment, Le Quyen shared a few words with the audience. She expressed her wish to give up her debut spot in the "Riding the Waves" group to other beautiful women if she was lucky enough to make it through.

Le Quyen asked to give up her debut spot in the girl group to another beautiful girl.

"Having lived half my life, I finally dared to be a contestant, always nervous about what my fate would be. Thank you to the entire team for giving me the opportunity to showcase the best aspects of myself," Le Quyen shared.

She felt she had fulfilled her initial promise when participating in the program, so she offered to give the opportunity to form a group to younger artists. The reason Le Quyen asked to give up her debut spot before the official announcement was because she wanted the other beautiful artists debuting in the "Dap Gio" group to have a moment of complete recognition.

However, the other beautiful women still supported Le Quyen's debut in this group, so the result of the "Dap Gio" group remained unchanged. According to the program's results, Le Quyen is the fifth member to join the "Dap Gio" lineup.

Le Quyen is the fifth member to debut in the "Riding the Wind" lineup.

Recently, the "queen of tea rooms" also shared her feelings after the competition. She thanked the program for giving her the opportunity to "live life to the fullest":

"Giving my all to songs, dances, and performances I never dared to try, giving my all on unfamiliar stages, and giving my all even in the noisy controversies that I never expected to be involved in. Not everything done 'with all my heart' is entirely good, but being able to 'live life to the fullest' is already a wonderful thing for an artist."

"There's no need to be confined to perfect images, no need to be silent and politely smiling all the time; that's happiness too. Because then, you get to be yourself. That's how I've always been," Le Quyen wrote.

Le Quyen affirmed that if given the choice to return to this competition, she would still give her all because that reflects her true self and personality.

"If I had the choice to go back into this game again, I know I would still play my way, still react to what I see and believe is wrong, and still want to defend what I believe is right."

"I will even retaliate against attacks directed at me when my tolerance is pushed beyond its limit, even if it causes some degree of hurt to both sides," the singer shared.

The singer also revealed that after the final night, the contestants will no longer be performing together on stage. Each will choose their own path, pursuing what they desire.

Le Quyen expressed her wish that younger artists would have more years to contribute and be given more opportunities. However, that wish could not be realized for various reasons.

Le Quyen thanked the program for allowing her to live her life to the fullest with her passion, including all the controversies and scandals.

Le Quyen affirmed that in "Beautiful Sisters Riding the Waves ," she wasn't competing for anything because it was just an entertaining and fun game show: "The entertainment world is very competitive, and I believe all artists are very aware of that. I still see that competition as a motivation to try harder, that's all. Especially at this point, for me, competing to win something in 'Beautiful Sisters Riding the Waves' is irrelevant and certainly will never happen."

At the end of the post, the singer thanked her audience for understanding and accepting her as she lives her life: "Being able to 'give my all' in moderation, sometimes being able to laugh and cry simply like an ordinary woman, and then continuing to persevere in my passion for art, shining for the audience on my 'real' stage, where the warm and passionate embrace of the audience has never diminished for the past 25 years, and Quyen wishes for even more than that."

Le Chi

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