Tang Hoa Thien - Quach Tuong is as beautiful as a fairy, now bald, her beauty is unrecognizable

The current images of actress Tang Hoa Thien make fans feel sad.

Tang Hoa Thien was born in 1965, she was once one of the most popular Hong Kong beauties in the 80s. The beauty possesses a cinematic muse beauty with a compact face, soulful eyes, and high nose bridge. and smooth white skin. In Vietnam, Tang Hoa Thien is remembered by the audience through the films "Snow Son Phi Ho", "Newly Graduated Police 2", "Duong Gia Tuong",...

Tang Hoa Thien entered showbiz at the age of 17. At that time, she did not take the university entrance exam, but enrolled in the 12th TVB actor training class. After graduating, Tang Hoa Thien was assigned to be the MC for the TV show Machine Through Time 430 with Chow Tinh Tri. It was not until 1985 that she really fell in love with the 7th art when she received her first role in the movie Tuyet Son Phi Ho.

In the film, although she was only assigned a supporting role, Tang Hoa Thien's delicate face and bright eyes helped her impress the audience. With her outstanding appearance, ethereal aura and mature acting, Tang Hoa Thien gradually emerged as a leading goddess of TVB.

In Ỷ Thien Do Long Ky, Quach Tuong by Tang Hoa Thien transformed into a flashy guest role, but as soon as she appeared, the beauty made many people's hearts skip a beat. Even Tang Hoa Thien's Quach Tuong is so beautiful that people forget her acting, but only remember her lovely and beautiful beauty.

Beautiful, good acting, but Tang Hoa Thien's private life is very bumpy. The young days, also working under TVB, were charming for Tang Hoa Thien and her first love - Luong Trieu Vy.

A talented couple in their youth quickly fall in love at first sight. So, despite TVB's ban on love, they still come together, passionately in love.

Tang Hoa Thien once confessed: "Luong Trieu Vy's eyes are a weapon that cannot be underestimated". That's why she was immersed in his amorous wet eyes and couldn't get out.

However, Luong Trieu Vy is the "most flowery Hong Kong" actor. There are always many beautiful pink shadows around him and the actor has also been entangled in the love market many times. Therefore, their love has fallen into dissolving many times.

In 1986, when playing Ỷ Thien Do Long Ky, Luong Trieu Vy fell in love with "Trieu Man" Le My Nhan. Although at that time Luong Trieu Vy had a girlfriend, Tang Hoa Thien, but Le My Nhan was not afraid to attack and the actor fell in love. He broke up with the beauty of the Tang family to come to a new love.

However, this quick love affair lasted only 9 months. Leung Trieu Vy then returned to reunite with Tang Hoa Thien because he could not forget her figure.

However, the two continued to face conflicts and quarrels due to differences in personalities and backgrounds. Since childhood, Tang Hoa Thien has lived in velvet and silk, being pampered and wrapped, so his temperament is a little lady, capricious. Meanwhile, Luong Trieu Vy comes from a poor background, so he is introverted and sensitive.

Whenever they were angry with each other, Tang Hoa Thien often went to her best friend Luu Gia Linh to cry and tell her suffering. Seeing Tang Hoa Thien collapsed because of love, Lau Gia Linh went to see Leung Trieu Vy to help them solve their emotional problems.

Unexpectedly, it was Luu Gia Linh who fell in love with the actor surnamed Luong and then they had feelings for each other. After knowing the story, Tang Hoa Thien was extremely shocked and hurt because at the same time he was betrayed by his lover and best friend. She decided to leave TVB to go to ATV, definitely cutting off all ties with Tony Leung.

Many years later, the beauty of the Tang family married a rich businessman Lam Trieu Co. The couple has a son together named Lam Hao Hien (Martin).

However, the two divorced after 6 years of living together because of some conflicts between the mother-in-law and the daughter-in-law. Since then, the 6x beauty has lived alone and is a single mother. Although he has failed in his love life and marriage, in terms of raising children, no one can criticize Tang Hoa Thien.

After the divorce, Tang Hoa Thien decided not to go any further but to spend time taking care of her only son. Currently, the actress has turned 57 and has been single for many years.

In the past few years, Tang Hoa Thien is no longer active in showbiz and rarely appears in public. She became an ordinary housewife, taking care of her children every day. Zeng Hoa Thien's son is now grown, tall and a famous swimmer in Hong Kong. He has represented Hong Kong many times to compete domestically and internationally. Tang Hoa Thien is very proud of this son.

In addition to taking care of her children, sometimes if she has free time, the actress will travel or attend gatherings with friends.

Recently, Tang Hoa Thien suddenly caught the eye of the paparazzi while shopping at a grocery store. She was dressed casually, wearing a mask, revealing her silver hair and sparse hair as if she was bald.

At the age of U60, Tang Hoa Thien looks old, her beauty fades and is too different from when she was active in showbiz. Not paying attention to the outfit makes her even older than her real age. Many people cannot realize that this is the beautiful "Quoc Tuong" girl like a fairy once.

On social networks, many viewers even compared Tang Hoa Thien with Luong Trieu Vy's current wife and also her one-time best friend - Luu Gia Linh, thereby commenting on the actress's appearance now. this is completely inferior.

Indeed, once the most beautiful beauties of TVB, was sought after by many people, but now Tang Hoa Thien has no longer kept her beautiful beauty as before, this is what makes the audience who love her very much regret.

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