The runner-up who bought the prize met with a "misfortune", from the branded queen who now sells her house because she runs out of money

Recently, runner-up Que Van caused a stir in public opinion when she decided to sell a collection of branded items worth billions of dollars after a series of personal events. She said that after the incident of "charity coloring" and the cancellation of the contract, selling branded goods was the only way to start over.

In the past week, Que Van has continuously posted images of liquidating hundreds of luxury items from cult brands such as Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Dior, Hermes... with a deeply reduced price, sometimes only half or even 30% of the original value. Among the items, many expensive handbags worth over 100 million VND, Hublot watches set with diamonds, Van Cleef & Arpels bracelets... are all for sale by her.

Sharing about the reason for liquidating the wardrobe, Que Van said: "I am investing in a milk tea shop in Bac Giang and no longer have economic conditions, nor do I want to borrow anyone, so I decided to sell off the brands I have. Currently, I rarely appear and rarely meet people, so I don't need these items anymore. Actually, I really want to keep it for viewing, but the current situation doesn't allow it."

Despite facing financial difficulties, Que Van said she did not feel ashamed to admit the truth. "In the past, I didn't dare to live the truth, I didn't dare to tell the truth. Now that I run out of money, I say I'm out of money. And who says I am a canvas, I hate coloring very much," she said.

After posting, she was supported by many friends and audiences, so far she has collected about 600 million VND, reaching the goal she set to have business capital. Que Van said that she has been in the habit of using branded goods for about 16 years, but she rarely shows off, sometimes misunderstood "how can you buy branded goods if you have money". When the economy is surplus, the mother of two is willing to spend hundreds of millions of VND on outfits because, according to her, branded items are very beautiful, durable and never boring to look at. However, in the current situation, she is not afraid to admit that she ran out of money and decided to liquidate 20-30% of the original price to have business capital.

Previously, Que Van lamented that she had lost everything since she was known as a "canvas". She had many contracts cut, had no income, so she was thinking about selling her house. Because she is now over 40 years old, Que Van finds it difficult to find a stable job, so she wants to sell the house to deduct part of the business capital, and the rest will buy a smaller house for her mother and children to live in.

Referring to Que Van, perhaps everyone has not forgotten the noisy "charity in Hanoi" that the singer and Ung Hoang Phuc and her husband did after Typhoon Yagi. Que Van had good intentions, but the way she did it was not good, so she was ridiculed by everyone for coloring, giving shrimp noodles to the rich area, sitting on a boat where the water was only up to her calves.

Que Van shared that she felt unwilling about the charity incident in Phuc Tan, when just because of the simple act of going to charity with friends, she faced negative criticism and a great loss of work and personal reputation.

Before the charity incident, Que Van was one of the prominent singers and models in the showbiz world. She is also the 1st runner-up of the Miss Vietnamese World 2013 contest. However, after the recent noise, Que Van chose to leave the noise of showbiz and focus on business.

Currently, Que Van is enjoying a peaceful life in Bac Giang, focusing on her business and rebuilding her career from scratch. She hopes that this incident will be a lesson, so that from there, she can be true to herself, no longer have to worry about images and voices from the outside.

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