Ngan Hoa: The most hated "little girl" on screen in 2025 had a tragic childhood and suffered from a serious illness.

In recent days, the character of the "mistress" played by actress Ngan Hoa in the television drama "The Ghost of Happiness" has become the focus of discussion among viewers. Every time this character appears, social media erupts with countless conflicting opinions.

However, few people know that behind Ngan Hoa's controversial role is a young actress with versatile acting skills, who has spent many years striving to bring her name closer to the public. Furthermore, Ngan Hoa's real-life story also leaves a strong impression, showing her to be a person of great resilience.

A tragic past with few hardships, but extraordinary effort.

Ngan Hoa was born on January 26, 1996, in Binh Phuoc. She is a familiar face to audiences through many television, film, and music video projects. However, contrary to her busy schedule, the actress is quite private about her personal life. On her personal page, she mainly shares about her work, behind-the-scenes filming, or lighthearted everyday moments. Information about Ngan Hoa's family is quite scarce. According to some limited information, she is the eldest of three sisters. Her mother passed away early, and her father single-handedly raised them and is now elderly. This situation forced Ngan Hoa to mature very early, studying and working at the same time to help support her family and take care of her younger siblings.

During her student years, Ngan Hoa worked various jobs to make ends meet. She acted in sitcoms, short films, and commercials to earn income. Even after discovering she had an illness, the actress didn't stop working but continued to audition, attend events, and take on new roles. This perseverance partly reflects her strong and resilient personality in real life.

Before gaining widespread recognition, Ngan Hoa had appeared in many sitcoms such as "When the Saints Are Away From Home," "Oh, You Fool," "Leave It to Your Wife,"... along with short films like "Crossroads of Love," "Today We Lost Each Other," and "Because We Met, We Were Destined to Be Together." Although these were only small projects, they served as a stepping stone for her to accumulate acting experience and become familiar with the camera.

2019 marked a turning point when Ngan Hoa participated in Mr. Siro's music video "One Step of Love, a Thousand Miles of Pain." In this MV, she collaborated with Tran Nghia, creating a sad love story that brought tears to many viewers' eyes. Ngan Hoa's genuine emotional performance was highly praised, quickly gaining her attention. Director Kawaii Tuan Anh commented at the time that the actress possessed a natural, cinematic face and long-term potential.

Following this success, Ngan Hoa continued to appear in many other music videos such as "Lonely, Don't Want to Go Home" and "I'm a Little Tired of Your Best Friend". At the same time, she also participated in commercials with many famous artists such as Dong Nhi, Ong Cao Thang, Jun Pham, and Viet Huong. Her innocent and gentle beauty made her beloved by the audience and associated her with the image of "first love".

Nevertheless, Ngan Hoa always aspired to break free from the "hot girl" label and be recognized seriously as an actress. She once shared that appearance is only an initial factor, while personality and inner strength are what determine the sustainability of a career. This viewpoint is clearly reflected in her diverse choice of roles, ranging from gentle to strong-willed, and even villainous characters.

He was seriously ill and received help on behalf of Tran Thanh.

Ngan Hoa's career has largely consisted of supporting roles, but it has spanned many notable projects such as "Tam Sac Tam," "King of Bread," "Mother's Dream," "Red Flower Camp," "7 Years Without Marriage Will Lead to a Breakup," and the film "Mai." Although not playing leading roles, she has left her own mark thanks to her natural acting style.

In director Victor Vũ's "Red Flower Camp," Ngân Hòa played a wild and mysterious girl from the Ráy ethnic group. In "The Bread King," she transformed into Thụy Minh – a gentle yet resilient girl. This role cemented Ngân Hòa's image as the "nation's first love." The actress once shared that she loved the character Thụy Minh for her quiet strength and unwavering belief in what is right.

Ngan Hoa also constantly challenged herself through major casting calls such as "Eye of the Beholder" and "Guardian Angel". In "Mother's Dream," she played a carefree young lady, and in director Tran Thanh's "Mai," she appeared in a small role but still managed to win hearts.

Just as her career was progressing steadily, Ngan Hoa unexpectedly faced a health crisis. In May 2023, she was diagnosed with stage 3 chronic kidney failure, along with anemia and hepatitis. By February 2024, the disease had progressed to stage 5 – the final stage. By mid-2025, friends informed her that she would need regular dialysis and an urgent kidney transplant. Her difficult circumstances prompted many artists, including Tran Thanh, to call for support. Recently, Hoai An shared a behind-the-scenes clip, revealing that Ngan Hoa is still persevering with her treatment.

The most hated "mistress" role on Vietnamese screens in 2025.

Amidst her battle with illness, Ngan Hoa returned to the screen with "The Ghost of Happiness." In the film, she plays Nhu Trang – a girl from a difficult background but full of ambition. Taken in by the couple Thanh Mai (Le Phuong) and Hoang Dung (Luong The Thanh), Nhu Trang gradually tries to break up her benefactors' family. The character, with her sweet exterior but cunning nature, quickly becomes the "hateful mistress" on screen.

On social media, Ngan Hoa humorously shared about audience reactions: when playing kind characters, she was praised for her beauty; when playing villains, she was criticized for her appearance and subjected to personal attacks. The actress was even criticized for being "blinded" or for her appearance not being suitable for the role. In response to these comments, she chose to reply gently, even jokingly giving herself a humorous nickname. This positive attitude helped Ngan Hoa gain more favor from her fans.

It's clear that despite facing illness, Ngan Hoa maintains an optimistic spirit. Her journey from a girl from Binh Phuoc with difficult circumstances to a prominent actress demonstrates her resilience. Her controversial role in "The Ghost of Happiness" not only brought more attention to Ngan Hoa but also proved her willingness to challenge herself with difficult characters.

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