Luong Trieu Vy released a 10-second clip with 5 young girls after the suspicion of breaking up with Luu Gia Linh

Actor Luong Trieu Vy suddenly appeared next to 5 young Korean girls, who are the idols of millions of people. This is the rare time he appeared in public, participating in a big Kpop project, after rumors of a marriage breakdown with Luu Gia Linh.

Not only famous for his excellent roles, Luong Trieu Vy is also admired by the audience for his simple and private lifestyle, the actor often refuses invitations from TV shows because he wants to keep his private life a secret. Therefore, the image of the actor as a guest in the MV of the 5-member girl group - NewJeans surprised many viewers.

NewJeans showed its "willingness to play" when inviting both movie actor Luong Trieu Vy and Squid Game actress - Jung Ho Yeon to appear in the MV, which is unprecedented in K-pop history. Actor Luong Trieu Vy appeared briefly in the video, exactly 10 seconds but left an extremely strong impression with gray hair, eyes and temperament that attracted viewers.

This is the rare time he has appeared in a project of a K-pop group, since the noisy breakdown of his marriage with Luu Gia Linh broke out in May. Luu Gia Linh and Luong Trieu Vy are one of the strong but strange lovers of the entertainment industry in the port country with a way of maintaining feelings and a non-standard view of life.

They started dating in 1988 while they were still operating under the common roof TVB (Hong Kong). In 2008, they officially shared a house in an expensive, lavish wedding in Bhutan in the presence of friends in the entertainment industry.

The wedding between a 43-year-old bride and a 46-year-old groom became one of the most prominent events in the Chinese entertainment industry in 2008. Their post-wedding life continues to intrigue fans. For years, they didn't live together, partly for work reasons.

Sometimes, Luu Gia Linh is caught being close to friends of the opposite sex when she doesn't have her husband by her side. For her part, Luong Trieu Vy is also rumored to be in love with young and beautiful colleagues.

In May 2024, Luu Gia Linh suddenly announced the sale of the house, netizens suspected that Luong Trieu Vy was dating someone else. Although Luong Trieu Vy himself denied this, rumors about his and his wife's relationship are still smoldering. Luu Gia Linh is said to have sold a luxury villa in Hong Kong (China), for 73.8 million HKD (240 billion VND).

According to experts, this selling price is lower than the number the actress wants. Not only the above villa, Luu Gia Linh is said to be planning to sell a series of real estate in her name.

Page 163 said that Luu Gia Linh sold her house because she was related to her husband Luong Trieu Vy. The marriage of the two is said to be no longer peaceful because of the appearance of a third person. A source revealed to 163 that the actor surnamed Liu was going back and forth with a hybrid beauty named Emily. She once starred in the same movie with Luong Trieu Vy. The two are believed to have children together and live together in Japan.

According to 163, Luu Gia Linh also knew about the existence of Emily's mother and daughter. Currently, Luong Trieu Vy has not spoken out about this information. Luu Gia Linh and Luong Trieu Vy have been together for nearly 30 years but have no children together. Luu Gia Linh once confessed that not having children was her will and Luong Trieu Vy supported his wife's choice.

Talking about the reason for not having children, Luu Gia Linh once said that she was afraid of shouldering many responsibilities and no longer being herself after becoming a mother. Over the years, Luu Gia Linh has given all his love to his godson Ho Hao Khang and grandson Luu Trieu An. In particular, Luu Trieu An was chosen by Luu Gia Linh as the heir to her fortune of 62 million USD.

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