Ngoc Trinh stayed up at night reading comments, writing long letters apologizing, promising to do 1 thing

"Reappearing" on social networks after more than three months of being detained, investigated for disrupting public order and released at the trial on February 2, Ngoc Trinh suddenly posted a long letter apologizing to the audience.

At the beginning of the post, she thanked her for giving her the opportunity to return to her daily life. Ngoc Trinh also apologized to those around her who were affected by her actions.

Ngoc Trinh expressed that the past time has been an opportunity for her to reflect on herself and draw valuable lessons.

"Every thing that happens to life contains 'lost,' 'gained.' But I still look at it in a positive way, understanding more precious things in this life. So I'm not thinking so much about what I've lost, but I'm going to appreciate what I've got right now, right now," she said.

Ngoc Trinh also said that she could not use excuses for her own passion and hobbies but ignore the effects and consequences it can cause to the public. She affirmed that in the coming time, she will improve herself, live a healthy and exemplary life.

"As a public figure, I know that I need to take more responsibility in delivering a more standard media message to the younger generation," the model said.

In the post, Ngoc Trinh also shared her feelings after being back home. She said her first night at home after 3 months of detention, she stayed up all night reading people's comments. Ngoc Trinh thinks that this is a spiritual encouragement to help her forget the past turbulent time.

"The first night when I came home, lying in a familiar bed, warm blankets and mattresses with a familiar scent, everyone guessed I was going to sleep well, right? In fact, I stayed up all night, stayed up until morning reading hundreds and thousands of comments and words of encouragement for me. I was really touched and a little surprised because I didn't think people loved me so much. This is a valuable spiritual medicine, helping me to lift my spirit, forget the past gloomy days," Ngoc Trinh wrote on her personal page.

Talking about her plans after being released on bail, Ngoc Trinh said she plans to go to Tet to fulfill her promise to the people of Tra Vinh's hometown to give gifts to support disadvantaged households. According to the model, in August 2023, she and her associates at the cosmetics company used to visit poor families in Tra Vinh and plan to return in November 2023 to support people. However, after being taken into custody and released on bail in the run-up to the Lunar New Year, Ngoc Trinh could not fulfill her promise on time.

"I am very tormented and would like to sincerely apologize to all relatives in Tra Vinh. For personal reasons, I have let relatives be affected. My company and I plan to hurry up to make this trip right after Tet, as soon as possible, hoping everyone understands me", Ngoc Trinh said.

The beauty is also grateful to the viewers who have loved, supported and encouraged her in the past time and apologized to those who were implicated and affected by her mistakes.

"I promise myself from now on to live up to the affection people have for me," Ngoc Trinh wrote.

Ngoc Trinh was born in 1989, a native of Tra Vinh. Starting out as a model, in 2016, she starred in her debut movie Waist 56 (directed by Vu Ngoc Dang) - inspired by her life. In 2019, she starred in Vu Quy Dai Nuo - a romantic comedy with Dieu Nhi, Luo Thanh participating. Her last film was Sisters 2, starring Minh Hang.

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