Yen Nhi proactively met the "Miss Boss" after leaving MGI, Aunt Dung's reaction was shocking

Many people thought that after a series of scandals, the relationship between "Miss Boss" Pham Kim Dung and Yen Nhi had broken down and was difficult to mend. However, the beauty queen's unexpected actions on October 20 made the audience "turn around".

After a nearly month-long journey to compete at Miss Grand International 2025 full of events, Miss Yen Nhi has officially returned to Vietnam. Although she could not make it into the top 22, the Vietnamese representative still left many regrets in the hearts of beauty lovers. Upon her return, the beauty born in 2004 quickly embarked on domestic activities, while surprising the online community with a new, goodwill move.

Recently, Yen Nhi shared the moment of meeting and giving gifts on the occasion of October 20 to the CEO of Sen Vang Company - Ms. Pham Kim Dung, who is known as the "Miss Boss". Notably, this is the first time the two have met in person since the scandal involving Yen Nhi being accused of badmouthing her management company.

When Yen Nhi entered the room, Mrs. Pham Kim Dung was a bit surprised but quickly smiled brightly. Reading the card with words of thanks and gratitude from the young beauty queen, the CEO of Sen Vang was so moved that he could not hide his joy, and even hugged Yen Nhi intimately. This warm moment made many viewers believe that the relationship between the two sides had been resolved after a stormy time.

Previously, the "Miss Boss" shared a text message from Yen Nhi, in which the beauty queen expressed her gratitude: "After so many things happened, I just want to send my most sincere gratitude to you. I'll wait for you to come over to say it, I'll say more when I get there. Bye Dung, I'm going to practice."

This small but subtle action is considered an affirmation that the relationship between Yen Nhi and Sen Vang Company is still good, despite the misunderstandings that once caused a stir in public opinion. Back at the end of September 2025, Yen Nhi went to Thailand with the responsibility of representing Vietnam at Miss Grand International. During the journey to compete, the 21-year-old girl continuously encountered mixed opinions when she was commented that her performance was not outstanding and her English ability was limited. However, what caused her the biggest controversy was the livestream of her roommate, in which Yen Nhi was recorded making inappropriate statements, even using uncontrolled words aimed at Sen Vang Company.

Specifically, during the livestream on October 5, the beauty queen accidentally said: "People cursed me up and down. Now I get cursed for everything I do. I said I'm fine, I just posted. Now they can do whatever they want... I said from now on there will be no more livestreams, it's best to stay silent. When I livestream, they cut it out and curse me."

Not stopping there, she also complained: "She didn't invest anything. I'm under too much pressure, too tired, crying about everything, so I probably won't livestream anymore... Trying to stay in the closed interview round so they can turn around..."

These words quickly spread, making Yen Nhi the focus of condemnation. However, instead of condemning her harshly, Ms. Pham Kim Dung chose to protect her student. Sen Vang CEO said: "You are too remorseful, you know you are so wrong. But under the pressure and inquiries of your friends, you had an outburst, but it is still very blameworthy. You also ask for forgiveness." The tolerance of the "Miss Boss" gave Yen Nhi the opportunity to correct her mistakes and restore her image. In the closed interview with Mr. Nawat Itthithon, she publicly admitted her mistakes and apologized.

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