Que Van lost everything after a charity show, had to sell her house to raise her children.

Recently, Que Van posted a clip sharing about her current situation after being criticized for doing charity work for show in mid-late September. The singer said that this noise caused her management company to terminate her contract.

There is no chance of getting back what she has invested in the past six months. Due to lack of income, Que Van plans to sell her four-story house in Bac Giang to make ends meet and raise her children.

"No matter how much property I had, I sold it all to save money to build a house with the hope of settling down and finding a job, living a peaceful life with my children in the countryside. But life was not like a dream. After signing a contract with the management company, I spent half a year building my image by doing charity work.

I did it from my heart but I also wanted to post it so that the public would understand that I am not as bad as everyone thinks. I try to change and improve myself every day to have a good job but because of an accident, I lost everything. Now all that is left is this house, I will probably have to sell it to raise my children and earn capital to do business," the female singer shared.

Que Van added that she is now over 40 years old, it is difficult to find a stable job and business requires capital. Because there is no other way, she plans to sell her house and buy a house that is affordable for her and her children to live in and have some capital to do business. The singer hopes to find a new owner who appreciates the house that she has spent so much effort to build.

In the comments section, many friends and colleagues sent words of encouragement to Que Van. Notably, actor Viet Anh - a close friend of hers also spoke up to advise: "Why sell? It took so much effort to build it, selling it now may not be possible to rebuild it later. Try to get through the stormy period and you will be fine. Everyone has such periods. Keep trying!"

When Que Van lamented: "I have nothing left", Viet Anh immediately encouraged: "Rivers have bends, people have times. It will be fine, don't be discouraged". Also in the clip, when mentioning the criticism of doing charity in a rich area, Que Van explained: "We don't do charity in a rich area to show off, but only give gifts according to the list of poor households in that area. My mistake was not knowing how to speak tactfully and satisfy public opinion. After this incident, I learned a lesson and should stay silent instead of trying to explain to everyone".

In mid-September, images of Que Van and Ung Hoang Phuc - Kim Cuong traveling by boat to give gifts to people in the Phuc Tan area caused controversy on social media. Many people thought that artists who went to provide relief to the rich area were not the right people, not the right people, using charity for show. Que Van's explanation for using a boat in a place where the water level was only knee-high made the debate even more intense: "Isn't having a boat better than not having a boat? Why do people force us to wade through water and endure the cold when we have a boat? Don't be selfish and judge one-sidedly."

Que Van sold her house and assets in Hanoi to return to Bac Giang to build a house in mid-2023. She spent two months working with the architect to get a satisfactory drawing and half a year for construction with the desire to create a comfortable, convenient living space that must be close to nature. This property has four floors with a total usable area of about 330 m2, equipped with an elevator, luxurious interior and hotel-like amenities.

At the time of completing the house, Que Van said she spent about 11 billion VND on the house, mainly on furniture and modern equipment. She aimed for convenience and comfort for the house by using an elevator, ceiling air conditioner, fire protection system, smart home system with automatic and intelligent control for curtains, lights, and air conditioners in all rooms.

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