Actress Hoai An is upset because her image was posted on the 'young pilot' brokerage page.

The actress of 'The Turn of Life' was upset on her personal page when her pictures were arbitrarily posted by a strange account.

On her personal page, actress Hoai An posted pictures and a status line expressing her dissatisfaction when a strange account arbitrarily took her pictures and posted them on social networks for the purpose of brokering love. She said:

"If you want to find a pilot, you can post your own picture. Why are you posting other people's pictures? I didn't hire you, baby? Who told you to do this? If I find out your whereabouts, you'll be in trouble."

Strange account arbitrarily posted pictures of actress Hoai An.

Her status after being posted quickly received the attention of the community. Contacting the actress, she shared: "A younger brother who is an assistant director saw the post and texted me to let me know."

She also added that she has contacted the strange account directly to request that the images be removed, and the other party has also taken action to remove the post. According to her, the other party may not know who she is, so they misused the image: "I think the person who took my image may not know who I am and the intention is not to harm me."

Hoai An is a famous television actress. She is known to television audiences through her roles in: The Beauty of Tay Do, Touching Fame, Calling the Dawn...

Actress Hoai An.

Her post received hundreds of comments and reviews after being posted. Many were upset and agreed with her point of view that everything needed to be clarified so as not to affect her reputation and image. In addition, people also expressed sympathy when the actress accidentally encountered this incident.

Account Nguyen Thu Hang commented: "Respect her wall, or else they will be fed all kinds of things in the world. Stop this immediately." "Oh my god, it makes me mad. Where do they arbitrarily post nonsense on other people's personal photos? You have to find a way to sue them to make them stop," account My Hong wrote.

Facebook user Hang Tran shared: "Just reading this makes me startled. Luckily, I received this information in time. It would be tiring to spread it." "I think we need to track her down and teach her a lesson, report her on Facebook. She will also create a new Facebook and will continue to post for a long time," another account wrote.

According to ngoisao.net