The Bearded G.irl "exposed" Pham Nhu Phuong's family background and gave a sincere advice

Pham Nhu Phuong (born in 2003) is a former gymnast and TikToker who has been mentioned a lot by netizens recently. In addition to being accused of "flattering", she caused controversy when she posted offensive drawings in a private chat group.

Immediately after being stoned, she apologized.

"In February 2024, my relatives and I went to the US to travel, where I attended an art exhibition and took photos with some of the paintings displayed at the exhibition. My purpose in taking photos was to make memories. on this trip and share it with my family, relatives, and friends. But due to lack of understanding and observation, and not carefully studying the meaning of the paintings, the photos I took were not appropriate. with the nation's customs and traditions, making the online community and readers feel offended, even angry. Regarding this, I accept responsibility for myself due to many negligence and lack of understanding taking such pictures. I would like to send my sincerest apologies to everyone and pledge not to take similar actions that cause bad public opinion in the community," Pham Nhu Phuong shared.

Pham Nhu Phuong further shared: "I myself am a citizen of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, Vietnamese nationality, I have also contributed a small part of my strength to the sports of my country. I have a clean identity and background, have not violated the law, and have no criminal record. I affirm: I have not betrayed the Fatherland. I have no reactionary or anti-political activities or thoughts , sabotage the Party and the State. I do not do things that go against the Party's policies and the State's laws.

Even though she admitted her mistake, she was still attacked by netizens. Recently, a famous online tiktoker directly called Pham Nhu Phuong by name and gave his opinion on a series of controversies involving his female colleague.

Specifically, discussing Louis Pham's story, Bearded G.irl posted a clip with the title: "Miss Louis Pham, Miss Peach Mo? Who should bring her back to teach her?"

In the clip, he said: "If 15 years ago, I would say this kid is a rich kid. Just look at his interface. But until I met and became close to this kid, I no longer Be confident in your guesses too.

I have a friend, he is very beautiful. In school, he only knows rich people. How did she get her boyfriend to force her to spend m.oney?

When I asked him, has he ever seen your mining actions as not okay? Then he said that all the skills of mining and extorting m.oney from boys came from his mother who taught him.

Now she is also married to the young master's husband and the couple lives in France, I don't know if they are happy or not.

Honestly, looking at Louis, I can't guess what her family is like, but the boys she's with are rich kids.

I don't know what kind of g.irl Louis is. Everyone can judge this for themselves.

I know a tiktoker g.irl whose family is extremely rich in America. He went up and recorded vlogs to experience this place and that place. But he also doesn't meet, play with or film with tiktokers showing off this fruit or that.

It's really just a horse after a horse, a horse after a horse. Actually, when I look at Louis's friends, I know what those girls do and how they m.ake m.oney. Rich, educated families never let their children go online to s.how o.ff."

In another clip, Bearded G.irl gives her opinion on Louis Pham's future.

"First, I will be crushed. Second, I will realize my mistakes, my intelligence will develop and I will stop playing all the tiktokers I am playing with.

I know you're happy because you've achieved your goal of becoming famous and controversial, but it's a decline, a deep hole not only for you but for your entire family." .

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