Hanoi [Vietnam], April 18: On the evening of April 17th, Vo Dien Gia Huy spoke out on his personal page, urging viewers not to spread unverified information to avoid affecting those around him. The actor from "Battle in the Air" expressed his embarrassment that some female colleagues were unexpectedly dragged into the story despite being unrelated and having to endure inappropriate comments.
"Dear audience, Huy hopes that you will refrain from spreading inaccurate rumors that could affect his friends and colleagues. Especially women, Huy feels very uncomfortable when his friends, who are not involved, are dragged into this and have to endure inappropriate comments," the actor shared.
In addition, the actor expressed his gratitude for the public's attention and hoped that the audience would focus on his artistic projects and the work he is striving to do. Vo Dien Gia Huy also apologized to his dear friends for the unwanted trouble caused by the rumors.
The reason Vo Điền Gia Huy had to speak out stemmed from the recent spread of rumors on social media regarding his love life, leading to numerous speculations and conflicting comments. Notably, several female colleagues were mentioned, becoming the focus of unverified discussions.
Most notably, rumors of a real-life romance arose between him and Tam Tri?u Dâng after their collaboration on the project " Because My Mother Decided We Should Break Up ." Their natural and relaxed interactions led some viewers to believe they were dating in real life. Simultaneously, the actor was also mentioned in dating rumors with Uyển Ân when they were spotted checking in at the same location. In response to these speculations, Gia Huy denied the rumors, asserting that they were just friends.
Vo Dien Gia Huy was born in 1996 in Tay Ninh and graduated from the Ho Chi Minh City University of Theatre and Film. Before venturing into film, Gia Huy performed on stage, worked as a lookbook model, and acted in music videos. 2019 marked a major turning point for the young actor when he gained attention for his role in "Dear Mother, I'm Leaving ." Following this success, he has continuously transformed his image on screen through several works: "Fanti," "The Soul Eater," "Wishing We Could Fly Together," "The Devil's Restaurant," "Battle in the Air," "Who Loves Whom," etc.
Source: Thanh Nien Newspaper
