Duy Uyen: Left Mat Ngoc and got married to the US to settle down, spending more than 2 billion to have a c.hild at the age of 40

In a foreign country, Duy Uyen's main job is MC and editor of a television station in addition to her part-time job in the medical field. At the age of over 40, the former member of Mat Ngoc still maintains her youthful and beautiful appearance.

Duy Uyen was born in 1983 and joined the Ho Chi Minh City Children's Cultural House Choir since she was 4 years old. In the late 1990s, she was a familiar "child star" to Southern audiences, appearing in a series of music tapes and records with hits such as: "Baby", "Little Mouse", "Dad is everything". ", "The parents went to sell piglets"...

In 1998, Duy Uyen joined Mat Ngoc, mentored by musician Tran Thanh Tung. Initially, Mat Ngoc had four original members including Thanh Ngoc, Thuy Nga, Duy Uyen and Ngo Quynh Anh.

In 2004, Ngo Quynh Anh left the group to pursue her career. Not long after, Thanh Ngoc also left the group to pursue a solo path. Facing the love of the audience, Duy Uyen and Thuy Nga still maintained the name Ngoc Mat and recruited more members Hoang Oanh.

Possessing a bright appearance and sweet voice, Duy Uyen is one of the most popular faces of the group.

Remembering the early days, Duy Uyen said she had to sit in the car to perform and study at the same time.

"At that time, it was very difficult for my family. My father said that if you want to sing, you have to study properly. When Mat Ngoc group was founded, I was in high school and performed a lot at night. I had to take advantage of the times when I was in the car. Performing to study, in the morning I changed into ao dai to go to school. After high school, I continued to do the same when I finished college, which was when Mat Ngoc entered his peak, every night We run to 7 or 8 locations with quite high salaries. We don't have a manager and do it all ourselves.

After separating from the Cultural House teachers, we divided our work among ourselves, one took care of book shows, one took care of m.oney, one took care of costumes, and one took care of practice schedules. At that time, everything was spontaneous, self-reliant, and there was no professional division like now.

We had to ask musicians and directors to teach us how to perform and make music.

Ngoc Mat and White Cloud are two music groups, but they live in the same Children's Cultural House and come from the same training center. The friends of White Cloud are also my friends, we are very close, we have been together since we were little," she shared.

When Mat Ngoc changed her music style, Duy Uyen also "transformed" with a mature, s.exy image.

At the age of 27, Duy Uyen decided to leave the group to get married and settle in the US.

R.evealing about her husband, the female singer said he is an overseas Vietnamese born and raised in America. They knew each other through a group of friends in Vietnam. The two spent 2 years getting to know each other and falling in love long-distance before deciding to go home together.

Former member of Mat Ngoc shared: "My husband and I are like we have a relationship. My husband was born in America so he doesn't listen to Vietnamese music and doesn't know much about me. The two of us are like two completely different extremes." , from profession, culture, language. He is 30cm taller than me, big and tall, and I am tiny, we are like a mouse and an elephant."

After getting married, Duy Uyen admitted that she had to change herself quite a lot, from her thoughts to her personality to get along with her husband. Following her husband to live abroad, Duy Uyen decided to start a new career from the beginning.

"In the first years, I missed the stage, I missed the noisy atmosphere every time I performed. So when I first came to America, I felt like I was locked in a cage, listening to birds sing in the morning. I learned to accept and change. changed, then went to study medicine, and had free time on weekends to sing and perform plays for the Vietnamese community," she said.

In addition, Duy Uyen shared her feelings about the difficult journey to find her second c.hild. The female singer confided that when her first daughter was strong, her family wanted to have more members to make the family happy. Because she is older and her health is not as good as when she was young, the female singer's efforts to get pregnant naturally did not achieve the desired results.

After that, Duy Uyen and his wife tried IVF (in vitro fertilization) but still failed three times. She revealed that the cost for three rounds of IVF is about $100,000. Experiencing a lot of pain and mental decline, the female singer born in 1983 thought about giving up.

"After a tiring and stressful period of three unsuccessful IVF attempts, the doctor advised me to switch to another method, IUI (artificial insemination). Yet God gave us a b.aby. healthy son. Up to now, I feel that children are a blessing," the female singer happily said.

When asked about what she hopes for now, Duy Uyen shared that she has always dreamed of returning to art and is waiting for fate. The female singer confided that even though she had been away from the entertainment industry for a long time, her love for art was always smoldering in her heart, waiting for the day to be rekindled.

"I really miss my job so much. Just being able to stand on stage for a few short moments makes me happy. I still hope that one day I will have the opportunity to return, not only to sing, but to act in plays and movies. For a long time, I've always hoped to be able to do a show with my friends in the Ngoc Mat group to meet the audience again and s.how o.ff my love, but that's a distant future for now My two children are still young so I need to be responsible for my family," she added.

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