If I were to wear a wedding dress and walk down the aisle, I would actually cry a lot.

Báo Xây dựng•05/06/2023

Ly Nha Ky and Thao Trang recount their lives filled with ups and downs.

In the latest episode of the "Afternoon Tea with the Chick" series, Ly Nha Ky and singer Thao Trang had the opportunity to share their experiences about their lives and careers, full of ups and downs, behind the scenes.

Thao Trang admits that she is a strong, independent person. She has honed this personality through many life events.

Ly Nha Ky:

Thao Trang (right) chatting with senior colleague Ly Nha Ky.

"I was born into a broken family. I wasn't as lucky as others because I experienced a lot of sadness in my family. My parents' marriage was unhappy. My father was an alcoholic. His drinking led to a lot of drama in the family."

After my parents' marriage broke down, my siblings and I moved south with our mother. From then on, my life gradually took a new turn.

"At my current age, I believe happiness lies in moderation, in knowing when enough is enough. Besides that, I don't crave anything; I just focus on living in the present. Although life has its ups and downs, I still feel happy and optimistic because I have my 7-year-old son by my side," the singer confided.

After listening to her colleague's story, Ly Nha Ky also shared: "Despite the ups and downs, I've been quite lucky in life as all my future plans have been successful."

At 23, I dreamed of becoming an entrepreneur, so I started a company. Once I was my own boss, I dreamed of owning a villa. So I switched to real estate, buying farmland. By the age of 25, I was fortunate enough to own a villa in Phu My Hung, District 7 (Ho Chi Minh City).

I got bored and wanted to pursue diplomacy . So I became the Honorary Consul of Romania. I also dreamed of pursuing art and have now created some works of my own."

"From designer dresses to dresses worth 2 billion VND, I only like wearing wedding dresses."

When asked by Ly Nha Ky about her intentions to start a family after many years as a single mother, Thao Trang said she was completely ready to get married if she found the right person. Everyone wants to find a life partner. She is on that journey.

"From now until the end of my life, I hope to find a husband. But sometimes, I wonder what meaning marriage has when so many people are getting divorced," the singer confided.

Ly Nha Ky:

Ly Nha Ky admitted that this is the stage where she longs to find her soulmate and wear a wedding dress to the altar.

Upon hearing this, Ly Nha Ky also shared her feelings: "I empathize with Thao Trang. This is a stage where I yearn to find my other half and wear a wedding dress to the altar."

I love wearing wedding dresses, and sometimes I even do a wedding dress photoshoot with my team. Many people think I'm getting married, but that's not the case.

I'm imagining that if I actually wore a wedding dress and walked down the aisle, I would cry a lot. Of all my dresses, from designer ones to those worth 2 billion VND, I only want to wear a wedding dress.

However, I'm a little hesitant to open up to someone new. Witnessing so many failed relationships, even those ending right before the wedding, I can't help but worry."

Responding to Ly Nha Ky's concerns, Thao Trang commented: "I believe that the instability of romantic relationships among couples today is partly due to social media."

Since the advent of social media, many people have found each other. All it takes is for a boyfriend to like a picture of a hot girl online, and that can immediately lead to arguments with his girlfriend.

Ly Nha Ky, however, believes that relationship breakdowns often stem from excessively high materialistic demands.

The desire to own designer goods, luxury cars, mansions, and travel has gradually created common standards when it comes to marriage. Therefore, many girls often ask their boyfriends, "Do you own a house? Can you give me money?"

On the men's side, they also ask their girlfriends whether she has a job and is financially independent.

"Since then, people come together based on calculations; love is no longer like it was in our parents' time, a humble cottage with two loving hearts. Fidelity and monogamy are now very uncertain," the actress from "The Beautiful Woman and the Tycoon" confided.

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