Thuy Tien’s recent series of photos caught the attention of netizens. Recently, Cong Vinh’s wife has been questioned about going under the knife to enhance her beauty.
Thuy Tien and Cong Vinh are one of the hottest couples in the entertainment industry today. The two’s every move always captures the audience’s attention. Recently, the female singer shared a photo of celebrating Tet that is different from every year. Specifically, this time her family chose to travel in early spring to “change things up”.
On her personal Facebook, Thuy Tien wrote: “This year my family decided to change the atmosphere by traveling. On the morning of the first day of Tet, the whole family went to the airport. At 8:00 a.m., we boarded the plane and didn’t land until after 8:00 p.m., so my whole family ate and slept all day. Wishing everyone a Happy New Year”.
In the images shared by Cong Vinh’s wife, what caught netizens’ attention was her face. Because in the past few months, Thuy Tien has been questioned about rhinoplasty and has appeared a few times with a strange appearance. This time, the nose is still the point that makes everyone talk. Thuy Tien’s straight, obvious nose bridge was commented on as looking quite “fake”. In response to the rumors, the female singer has not yet spoken out.
It must be added that many social networking sites have compared Thuy Tien’s beauty when she first started singing and now, saying that her face has changed a lot. Anti fans confirmed that the singer “Snow White Dream” had gone under the knife to enhance her beauty. Meanwhile, fans claimed that Thuy Tien only lost weight and straightened her teeth.
Not once has Thuy Tien openly talked about rumors about her beauty restoration. She just opened up: “I really like a saying that I accidentally saw online: ‘It’s better to be artificially beautiful than naturally ugly’. I read it and laughed all day. Beauty will help women be more confident when going out into society, I think. Secrets will make women more mysterious and seductive, right?”.
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