Oc Thanh Van has cried every day since settling in Australia, and fans feel sad

Following Oc Thanh Van's life in Australia for about half a year, many viewers expressed their admiration for the actress's perseverance, hard work, and efforts to adapt to the new environment.

Working alone and taking care of 3 small children is not easy, but Oc Thanh Van still takes care of everything.

Recently, Oc Thanh Van made fans laugh and cry when watching the moment she went into the kitchen to cook for her children in the West. Since coming to Australia, she has been the one taking care of the food and schooling of her three young children.

Notably, when preparing dishes with onions, Oc Thanh Van continuously shed tears. The actress also humorously said: "I was cutting onions. I want to eat grilled beef and seafood tonight. Ok, baby, I'll have food after crying. I cry every day in the kitchen. Enough." every way doesn't work. I'm still crying."

Tri Rua's wife made viewers "laugh and cry" with a cooking video in tears.

Previously, Oc Thanh Van also shared a video of cutting onions and tears kept falling. Below the post, many enthusiastic viewers commented with tips to help the actress limit this situation as well as admiring the way she takes care of her children in a foreign country: "I love Oc's mother so much, next time put the onions in the drawer." Cool before cutting", "I'm exactly the same so I understand this situation", "Oc is so good, he works hard and takes care of his children"...

A day ago, the actress had a livestream candidly talking about the difficulties and rumors surrounding her mother and daughter in Australia. At the same time, she expressed her hope that the audience would not spread rumors about her miserable life abroad.

Oc Thanh Van shared: "Comparing life in two places is very difficult. In Vietnam, it is number 1 in everything like lifestyle and support. Here, there are still neighbors who help us, but people I still need privacy. I also learn many soft skills, children are more independent, the environment is clean and safe."

Since coming to Australia, in addition to taking care of his children and taking them to school, Oc also teaches yoga and sells online, so there are days when he has to work until late at night. Despite the hardships, the female artist still enjoys life by beautifying herself and taking her children out to play.

She also shared: "Don't quote me and say I live a miserable life or anything. I only complain because I want to tell everyone. Women at this age have to take care of themselves. How can my family sit without shaking their thighs? Since then, my behavior has been like that.

I am also very grateful for this period because I learned more skills and bravery. Although this time is difficult, the children see their mother's efforts and learn more things. This is also the time to connect family members."

The star of the movie 'Zombie Island' said that because her maternal family was in Australia, she decided to bring her children here to study abroad. The actress's husband had to stay in Vietnam to take care of the house and business. When everything is stable, Oc Thanh Van will travel between the two countries regularly to work.

Oc Thanh Van said: "My family always likes the fact that parents have to directly take care of their children, unless they can't. Many times the children call me 'mom' and it haunts me. However, this also brings a value: I always tell my children to try hard, study well and be good. I also try everything and enjoy both the hardships and the good things here. My work is still mainly in Vietnam.

I don't have to go forever, this is just a temporary move. At first, you still have to be on duty, but later on, you will have family support so you can come home more often. Don't be afraid of me quitting my job."

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