Lamoon 'jokes' about pregnancy, says one sentence that makes MC stunned, fans can't defend

Lamoon - a prominent contestant of Em Xinh , is currently embroiled in a controversy after her statement about motherhood. Known for her beautiful appearance, outstanding education, and gentle way of speaking, this girl suddenly became the center of criticism, causing fans to turn away.

Specifically, in a talk show, Lamoon frankly shared: "Lamoon likes giving birth but it does not mean getting married. All my college classmates know that I really like giving birth. I really like the feeling of pain and being tortured when pregnant." At this point, many people were "open-mouthed" in surprise, but her next statement really "added fuel to the fire": "After that, I gave birth to a child, it stood up and called me mom, it sounded like a holy story. I wanted to give birth to a baby to help me get goods under the gate, when the shipper came, he would call: Baby, get the goods for mom."

Lamoon's statement that she likes having children but does not necessarily want to get married can be seen as a personal opinion, a personal choice about the lifestyle of modern young people. In today's society, women choosing to have children without getting married is no longer strange, demonstrating the independence and self-determination of women. However, what makes Lamoon's statement "stormy" and "hard to accept" is the way she describes the purpose of having children and the experience of being a mother.

Instead of mentioning love, responsibility, or the sacred meaning of welcoming a small life, Lamoon focused on liking the pain of pregnancy and wanting to have a baby to... pick up the goods for the shipper when they arrive. The somewhat joking, simplified, and even "mocking" way of speaking about giving birth - a difficult and sacred journey - became the point that caused the online community to react strongly.

Many people believe that Lamoon has irresponsibly "romanticized" the journey of giving birth, losing the sacredness of motherhood. Many mothers, who have gone through countless difficulties and hardships to give birth and raise their children, have expressed their strong disagreement with Lamoon. They believe that giving birth is not only a physical experience but also an emotional, mental burden and a long-term responsibility, requiring sacrifice and boundless love.

Lamoon's act of turning the baby into a "supporting character" just to "help in life" as she said, especially "picking up the goods when the shipper arrives", has made many people feel extremely confused and indignant. Many opinions say that this is an excessive disregard for a small creature, turning the child into a "tool" instead of an important member who needs to be loved and cared for unconditionally. Is this the immature, thoughtless perspective of a 22-year-old Gen Z, or is it an "unacceptable difference" in life views?

In fact, Lamoon is only 22 years old this year - this is the age when many people are still discovering themselves, forming their thoughts and learning to mature through the first stumbles of life. Her statements that are not really mature, even unintentionally causing controversy, may come from a rather immature and somewhat "impulsive" perspective on big issues such as childbirth, motherhood or the responsibility of raising a child.

In the context of modern society, when Gen Z is gradually asserting its own voice and lifestyle, it is no longer strange for "different" statements to appear. However, the line between personality and thoughtlessness is sometimes very fragile, and Lamoon seems to be stuck in this very line.

Before causing a stir with her comments about childbirth, Lamoon was a promising Gen Z face, reaching the Top 6 of Vietnam Idol 2023. She stood out with her musical personality and versatile abilities: singing, composing, and acting.

A big turning point came when Lamoon took on the role of Ut Kho in the film "Tunnel: Sun in the Dark" directed by Bui Thac Chuyen. She made an effort to lose 10kg and underwent rigorous training to fully transform, proving her acting ability.

After that, Lamoon continued to "take over the airwaves" at Em Xinh Say Hi with her unique voice, stable technique and sweet visual. She is loved by the audience, even called "Vietnamese version of Suzy". Not only that, Lamoon is also an excellent student in Literature, won many provincial and national awards, and has good communication skills.

With her impressive talent and achievements, it is unfortunate that Lamoon is involved in this controversy. The online community is waiting for an explanation and positive changes from her, hoping that this Gen Z "muse" will be more mature in her speech, avoiding overshadowing her rising career.

Sister Xinh who plays the Tunnel was dug up for photos of the past, suspected of cutlery and suspected of being a boy? Dan Ny10:06:19 05/07/2025Having just succeeded as Ut Kho in Tunnels, Lamoon continues to impress when participating in Em Xinh. With a sweet voice, plus a beautiful face, Lamoon easily won the hearts of the audience. However, recently, she was exposed to an old photo that caused confusion.