Oc Thanh Van settled in Australia, close friend Mai Phuong clarified about the donation to Lavie?

Regarding the information about Lavie's savings book that is interested again, singer Truong Bao Nhu voiced that this money is still kept safe for Lavie, without any copper chipping.

Accordingly, after the late actress Mai Phuong died, Lavie's life was interested by many Vietnamese stars and the audience.

The child remained in Vietnam with his nanny while waiting for Phung Ngoc Huy to take care of him in the United States. Recently, news broke that Oc Thanh Van came to Australia to settle down and transferred the money for Mai Phuong's daughter to Truong Bao Nhu to manage.

In 2020, Zhencheng called on artists to contribute 250 million to open a savings book with the aim of taking care of Lavie's later life. At that time, this passbook was in the name of Truong Bao Nhu and Oc Thanh Van - 2 close friends of actor Mai Phuong, Tran Thanh directly supervised the procedures. The money is expected to be handed over to Lavie's guardian at the appropriate stage.

"We will wait until her biological father, Mr. Phung Ngoc Huy, returns home to pick her up in the US to take care of and nurture her, and will personally hand over this money to father and son. Regarding the specific amount, we would like to refuse to disclose it because it is a delicate matter," Mai Phuong's former manager once shared.

However, on the afternoon of January 3, Truong Bao Nhu suddenly posted a forum to clarify Lavie's money: "It has been more than 3 years, she needs to have true peace for her childhood. Everyone loved to help her, As on behalf of Lavie's mother thanked that heart for a lifetime. But she also needs privacy. Her money always has a clear statement, no loss, no money but only more, please assure me."

Truong Bao Nhu confirmed that this was the last time she publicly mentioned money or private matters related to baby Lavie on social media.

Earlier in the day, social networks appeared information related to the savings book for baby Lavie jointly named by Oc Thanh Van and Truong Bao Nhu. Specifically, Oc Thanh Van settled in Australia and handed over this passbook.

However, sharing in Thanh Nien newspaper, Oc Thanh Van denied going to Australia to settle. The artist said that she only brought her children to Australia to prepare to study abroad, on New Year's Day, so the whole family stayed through this holiday season, there was no way to settle in Australia.

Regarding information related to Lavie's passbook, Oc Thanh Van denied that any news related to this issue is being shared.

Before the incident, Truong Bao Nhu and Mai Phuong had been friends for more than 1 decade. The late actress Mai Phuong once expressed her gratitude for being encouraged and cared for by Bao Nhu during the healing process. Truong Bao Nhu and Oc Thanh Van took turns caring for her, witnessing the entire period from the time Mai Phuong discovered cancer to the last days of her life.

As for Lavie, her real name is Phung Ngoc Thien Nhu, born in 2013. After Mai Phuong died, she lived with her sister Mi Chau, who has cared for her since birth. On her personal page, Mi Chau regularly posts clips of Lavie's daily life for everyone to follow.

At the age of 10, Lavie was not only an obedient little girl, but also showed talent for art. Mai Phuong's daughter shows her passion for music when she plays instruments such as piano, guitar ... Notably, she also tried her hand as a child model when participating in photo shoots for several fashion brands.

In addition to artistic talent, Lavie also achieved excellent academic achievements, she always won the title of good student and received a 12-year scholarship package equivalent to 1.8 billion VND from the school.

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