"Aunt Dung's" husband made controversial statements when VN was out of the top, declaring that Que Anh "gave in"

Director Hoang Nhat Nam's comments about the results of Vo Le Que Anh - Vietnam's representative at Miss Grand International 2024 have caused a lot of controversy on beauty forums.

After nearly a month, the final night of the Miss Grand International 2024 contest was held in Thailand on October 25. Beauty Rachel Gupta became the owner of the Miss Grand International 2024 crown. The titles of 1st Runner-up, 2nd Runner-up, 3rd Runner-up, 4th Runner-up respectively belonged to representatives of the Philippines, Myanmar, France, and Brazil.

Notably, despite high expectations from the audience, Vo Le Que Anh - Vietnam's representative failed to make it into the final Top 20. Que Anh also failed to make it into the Top 10 of Miss Grand International 2024. Her failure to make it into the Top 20 caused Vietnam to lose its streak of being in the top 8 consecutive years. Many Vietnamese audiences and fans expressed regret at Que Anh's result.

On the evening of October 26, within the framework of the Miss Vietnam 2024 contest, director Hoang Nhat Nam also shared about Que Anh's results at Miss Grand International 2024. The male director shared: "This year, losing the in-top streak is really sad. However, we should also be honest to face and acknowledge that sometimes in a contest we have tried, but there are also many contestants who have tried just as hard.

Besides the factors of beauty and suitability, there is also luck. So we have to accept that we have been in the top for too long and we will give way to more competitive and luckier contestants. I think this is also the motivation to have more explosive Miss Grand Vietnam and have other girls with more potential and who can demonstrate the elements that Miss Grand International needs."

The director's statement caused controversy on social media when he used the word "give in" to talk about the achievements of the Vietnamese representative this time.

After the Miss Grand International 2024 Final took place, netizens were abuzz on groups, spreading the "huge" number of votes for Que Anh in this Miss contest. It is known that about 9,000 accounts voted for Que Anh with a fee of about 31 billion VND. In the end, Miss Grand Indonesia Nova Liana won the Miss Popular Vote award.

At Miss Grand International, the race to win Miss Popular Vote to enter the top 10 (equivalent to the title of 5th Runner-up) is always fierce. In 2023, the Myanmar beauty spent nearly 1.3 million USD to win this award.

The Miss Popular Vote category is conducted through paid online voting. For each vote for their favorite contestant, the audience needs to spend at least 1 USD (equivalent to about 25 thousand VND). This information somewhat makes the audience doubt whether the number 31 billion is true or not?

The transaction is made by depositing money into the voting account through linking an international credit or debit card. The points will be accumulated for the contestant until 20:00 on October 25. Successfully purchased votes will not be refunded under any circumstances.

At Miss Grand International this year, Vo Le Que Anh had quite modest achievements such as Top 5 National Costume, Top 10 Best In Swimsuit, Top 14 Grand Voice Awards, Top 16 Country's Power of The Year category.

Before the final night, on her personal page, Que Anh shared: "Miss Grand International 2024 is a big dream that Que Anh is lucky to touch and conquer. Que Anh knows that she is not good enough and still has many shortcomings. In the coming time, I hope the audience will give Que Anh more opportunities to improve and perfect herself so that she can fully complete her term as Miss Grand Vietnam. Que Anh promises to constantly strive to be worthy of everyone's trust and expectations."

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