Kim Hien tearfully sends a heartfelt letter to her child after divorcing her husband, saying something that is heartbreaking.

Despite the uproar surrounding the news of her second marriage's breakdown, when it comes to Kim Hien, what remains most vividly in the public's mind is her brilliant career with roles that have stood the test of time.

Recently, news that actress Kim Hien officially finalized her second divorce in the US has attracted significant public attention. According to the court ruling, the divorce proceeded amicably, with no disputes over property or child custody. Amidst the controversies surrounding her personal life, the actress chose to remain silent and did not offer any official response. However, setting aside personal matters, looking back at her artistic career, audiences cannot help but admire the vast filmography she has contributed to Vietnamese cinema.

Amidst the intense attention surrounding her divorce, Kim Hien shared heartfelt reflections on her current life on her personal page. The actress shared that she is learning to slow down, finding peace in simple things like gardening, cooking, and being with loved ones. For Kim Hien, "love doesn't need to be expressed loudly" and "strength doesn't need to be proven."

In particular, she dedicated her most heartfelt words to her children – the source of strength that helped her overcome her weakest moments. The actress wrote: "It is the love of my children that has kept me going during my weakest times. A glance, a hug, or just their presence is enough to give me strength." On her birthday, Kim Hien affirmed that the greatest gift in her life is being a mother to her children, despite her own ups and downs and shortcomings. These words show that even facing marital difficulties, the actress maintains a positive attitude and devotes her full love to her small family in the US.

Golden milestones on the small screen

Kim Hien's journey to win over audiences began very early, but the real turning point that helped her gain recognition as a mature actress was her role as Thuy in "Doc Tinh" (Love Slope). A character who was impulsive, stubborn, but loved wholeheartedly, helped Kim Hien catch the eye of renowned directors.

Soon after, Kim Hien became a phenomenon with the film "Huong Phu Sa" (Fragrant Alluvium). Her portrayal of Ut Rang, a simple and authentic character from the Mekong Delta, not only earned her a nickname that stuck with her throughout her career but also made her the face of psychological and social drama films in the 2000s.

Not content with her gentle image, Kim Hien continued to transform herself in the Vietnamese-Korean co-production "The Scent of Coriander." Here, she affirmed her ability to portray complex inner emotions and adapt well to modern filmmaking styles. In addition, projects like "The Magical Family" and "The Five Saigon Gangsters" showcased another side of her: youthful, charming, and full of personality, winning the hearts of young audiences.

Alongside her resounding success in television, Kim Hien is also a "muse" of cinema. Few know that, even as a child, she won the Best Child Actress award for the film "Wings of the Sun." As an adult, even though she only played a supporting role in director Victor Vu's historical blockbuster "Heaven's Mandate Hero," she still made a distinct impression with her restrained and professional acting style.

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