Mai Phuong died, her daughter is still studying at an international school, living a full life of love

After the death of the late artist Mai Phuong, her daughter – baby Lavie – is currently living in Ho Chi Minh City. Ho Chi Minh City and study at an international school with a tuition fee of more than 130 million VND per year. Lavie's life makes many people emotional and heartwarming.

Many years after the death of the late artist Mai Phuong, the life of her daughter – baby Lavie – still receives attention from a large audience. Recently, it was reported that Lavie is studying at an international school in Ho Chi Minh City. Ho Chi Minh City with a tuition fee of more than 130 million VND per year has made the online community emotional. Not only has good learning conditions, Lavie also studied in the same class with many descendants of famous artists such as Xa Xi – the son of Lam Vy Da and Hua Minh Dat, or Rio – the grandson of Ninh Duong Lan Ngoc.

Since Mai Phuong left the temporary realm in 2020, baby Lavie has lived with two close nannies in Ho Chi Minh City. HCM. Meanwhile, Phung Ngoc Huy – Lavie's biological father – is currently settling in the US and has not been able to welcome his daughter to live with him due to many legal procedures. Even without her mother by her side, Lavie is still well cared for and grows up in a loving, stable and safe environment. The two nannies not only act as caregivers but also as biological relatives, always accompanying Lavie in every stage of development.

Currently, Lavie is in grade 6. At the age of 12, she is increasingly looking like a girl, possessing a tall physique and many beautiful features inherited from her famous mother. The rare images of Lavie shared on social networks have received great attention, because the audience has always followed her journey to adulthood after the family incident. Many people commented that Lavie has bright eyes, a gentle smile and a gentle charisma exactly like Mai Phuong when she was young.

The school that Lavie is attending is known as one of the international schools with high quality education in Ho Chi Minh City. HCM. The tuition fee per year ranges from 73 million to more than 130 million VND depending on the level of education. This is a modern learning environment, focusing on the comprehensive development of both knowledge and life skills, and at the same time creating conditions for students to access the international education program from an early age. The school is also known for its student community that is the child of artists, entrepreneurs and celebrities, creating a diverse, dynamic and connected environment.

The fact that Lavie is studying in a good environment, has friends who are descendants of famous artists, makes many people feel warm. Although she no longer has her mother by her side, she is still having a full childhood mentally, being loved and cared for properly. Many viewers think that this is what Mai Phuong has always wanted the most: a daughter to live in a safe, kind and happy environment. People close to the family also shared that Lavie is an obedient, polite and caring little girl – qualities that Mai Phuong used to be very proud of.

Previously, Mai Phuong shared a lot about her dream of raising Lavie to be a kind, loving and responsible person. Although her journey as a mother only lasts less than a decade, what Mai Phuong left to her daughter – from love, sacrifice to life values – continues to be preserved day by day. Those who have worked with Mai Phuong remember her as a devoted mother, always putting her daughter first, even in the last days of her life fighting illness.

Currently, Lavie is still living quietly, rarely appearing in front of the media. Her family and close relatives also limit sharing her photos to ensure privacy. However, every time information about Lavie is updated, the audience pays special attention, as a way to continue the love for the late artist Mai Phuong. With dedicated care from loved ones, and a quality learning environment, Lavie is growing day by day. carrying both the love and expectations that my mother once sent.