Actor Quoc Truong lives alone in a 40 billion VND villa.
Actor Quoc Truong lives alone in a newly built 305-square-meter villa worth approximately 40 billion VND near Phu My Hung.
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| Quoc Truong moved into his newly built villa after the Lunar New Year. The actor did not reveal the value of the new house, but according to a source, the property is worth approximately 40 billion VND, including the interior furnishings. |
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| Quoc Truong built a house to prepare for starting a family, but he hasn't found his soulmate yet, so he's still living alone. He often cooks his signature dishes to entertain friends. His cooking skills improved during the pandemic because he mostly stayed home and had more time to learn new recipes. |
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| Quoc Truong received many kitchen appliances as gifts from singer Bao Anh to satisfy his passion for cooking. Many fans encouraged the actor to soon find a female owner for the kitchen in his million-dollar villa. |
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| After moving into his newly built villa, Quoc Truong began to complete the interior design of each corner of the villa. He devoted a lot of effort to his parents' room, which was decorated in the Indochine style. |
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| Quoc Truong's parents occasionally visit their son on weekends. They, along with their eldest son's family, currently live in another villa owned by the actor in Can Tho city. |
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| The actor from "Go Home, My Son" is the pride of his family. Not only his parents but also other members of his extended family hope he will soon settle down and start a family. |
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| The actor's bedroom is over 100 square meters.2It is furnished with a sofa, bed, and a modern-style desk. |
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| Being meticulous and detail-oriented, Quoc Truong built each corner of his house gradually. He plans to add two more floors and complete the project by the end of this year. He has dedicated a specific area to his hobby of reading. For many years, Quoc Truong has maintained the habit of reading whenever he has free time to accumulate knowledge and life lessons. |
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| In the outdoor area, Quoc Truong placed a large Buddha statue and sofas to enjoy the fresh air while having breakfast, coffee, or drinks with friends. |
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| Quoc Truong was born in 1988 and started acting in his early twenties, but it was with "Go Home, My Son" that he truly rose to fame. Since then, he has acted in two more films: "The Yin Yang Eyes" and "Sweet Trap". Besides acting, Quoc Truong has also been successful in business with his spicy noodle brand, which he founded with a group of close friends. |
Image:Facebook Nguyen Quoc Truong
