Ha Kieu Anh: How famous is the talented and beautiful Miss Vietnam?
Ha Kieu Anh crowned Miss Vietnam 1992 with a height of 1m69 and measurements of 85-61-88. At that time, she was only 16 years old, her youthful beauty helped the beauty named Ha stand out among the beauties. At this age, many people thought that the beauty was not mature enough, so right after being crowned, Ha Kieu Anh encountered many public scandals.
Ha Kieu Anh when crowned Miss Vietnam in 1992.
However, when the audience knows about the family background of Miss Vietnam 1992 then everything calmed down. Regarding her background, Ha Kieu Anh is a beauty from a noble family. It is known that she was born in Hanoi but her hometown is Thua Thien – Hue.
The beauty is the granddaughter of the former Deputy Minister of Construction, the granddaughter of the former Vietnamese Ambassador to the United Nations. Her father is electronic engineer Ha Tang Lam, her mother is businesswoman Vuong Kieu Oanh. Although born into a family of high status, Ha Kieu Anh was not able to live in the full affection of her father and mother. When she was 5 years old, her parents divorced, and Ms. Vuong Kieu Oanh took her to Ho Chi Minh City to live. Her mother applied to teach at the University of Architecture, then after a while transferred to the postal industry.
Ha Kieu Anh has a good family background among the Miss Vietnam pageant.
Starting from here, Ha Kieu Anh’s life has changed but the beauty adapted very quickly to life in the new land. In 1992, when Ha Kieu Anh was studying intermediate vocal music, she suddenly registered for the Miss Vietnam contest. And no one expected that a 1m69 tall girl, only 16 years old, would win the highest position. The halo until the age of 16 helped a young girl become famous and more known to the public.
In addition to being a beauty queen, Ha Kieu Anh is also an actress.
In the following days, her life was associated with artistic projects. Although she had a powerful family background, Ha Kieu Anh did not pursue a career in education. She chose cinema as her career right after her coronation, such as: Dream Lover, Surrogacy, Ao Lua Ha Dong…
Ha Kieu Anh is skillful in dealing with her husband’s stepchildren.
In her personal life, Ha Kieu Anh currently has a happy life with a successful businessman. When she reached an age that was no longer suitable for art, Ha Kieu Anh turned to business and became a solid supporter of her husband. In addition, she is also a skillful and thoughtful mother of her children.
Ha Kieu Anh and her husband.
In addition to the three children, two boys and one girl, born with her husband, Ha Kieu Anh also lives with her husband’s son. Although she is a stepmother, Miss Vietnam 1992 has a close relationship with the boy, just like her other children.
For Ha Kieu Anh, being close to and educating her stepchildren in the most intimate way is not a simple matter. But above all, the woman called a mother must be tolerant, kind and must always consider her stepchildren as her own children.
Ha Kieu Anh takes a photo with her 3 children and her husband’s stepchild (top middle).
Raising a child that was not born of her, Ha Kieu Anh believes that she had to overcome many obstacles when reaching true love. However, her efforts were also rewarded when family members loved each other. Siblings knew how to protect and express their love for each other.
“In my family, the concept of biological children and stepchildren has never existed. My parents care for and love their children equally. They are all children and siblings. My children are very proud and honored to have a tall, handsome second brother. Wherever they go, they say: “Mom has four children. Our second and third brothers…”. “A drop of blood is thicker than water”, the important thing is that the children love each other, protect each other and the family is united”, said Ha Kieu Anh.
The family does not differentiate between Ha Kieu Anh’s biological and stepchildren.
And finally, after many years of living together and being close to her stepchildren, Ha Kieu Anh has drawn a conclusion: “If you want your stepchildren to love you, you must first love them back. Up until now, they have been very close.”