Khanh Van continues to get into trouble for her statement 'waking up one night with a house and a car'

Khanh Van explained that having a house and car were rewards she received from the organizing committee when she was crowned Miss Universe Vietnam 2019.

On the evening of May 30, Miss Khanh Van spoke out to respond to the statement "after waking up one night, I suddenly had a new house and car" that spread on social media. The beauty born in 1995 said this was the problem she encountered in 2020, when her interview was edited and the title was misleading on social media.

In a post on her fanpage with 2.7 million followers, Khanh Van quoted verbatim her interview answer about her changes after winning the crown. The 28-year-old beauty said that the house and car were the prizes given by the organizers when she was crowned Miss Universe Vietnam 2019.

“It is the result of my tireless efforts and hard work. This award has accompanied me throughout my two-year term and is associated with many memories,” the beauty born in 1995 confided.

The beauty born in 1995 spoke out when her statement was edited in a negative way.

Khanh Van added: “The car helps me go to places that need my help, accompanying me on many meaningful journeys. Home is where I keep the memories during my term that I can never forget.” Also according to the beauty queen born in 1995, after the end of her term, the award was given to her successor.

Khanh Van said she spoke up to prevent this story from going too far, causing unnecessary misunderstandings. Above all, the beauty wanted to protect her honor and affirmed that she did not support fake news, intentionally cutting words to orient in a negative direction. “I was a victim of this problem and story. Social networks are virtual, but fake news that affects honor and hurts others is real,” she emphasized.

Currently, in addition to her artistic activities, Khanh Van also participates in training child models.

At the end of the article, Khanh Van hopes that everyone will receive clear, verified information and not promote verbal violence or hurt others on social networks. “Spread lots of love and stop spreading fake news and negative news,” she wrote.

Khanh Van's representative said that the shares on the fanpage are the 1995-born beauty's views on the incident.