The reason why Miss Ngo My Uyen suddenly sold her 1,000m2 villa before Tet
Miss Ngo My Uyen has just sold her villa of over 1,000 square meters in District 2, Ho Chi Minh City before Tet At Ty 2025 because her family is moving to the US.
Sharing with reporters, Miss Ngo My Uyen said she had just sold her villa of more than 1,000 square meters in Thao Dien (Thu Duc City, Ho Chi Minh City) for more than 70 billion VND.
The transfer took place right after completing the procedures to sponsor her parents to settle in Dallas (Texas, USA). She regretted the memorial house but had no relatives in Vietnam to help take care of it.
Ngo My Uyen's parents moved to the US to live with their youngest daughter at the end of 2024. After the Covid-19 pandemic, family members all wanted to live close to each other. Currently, the beauty queen has no relatives in Vietnam, except for distant relatives.
Initially, she planned to use the money from selling the house to reinvest and set up a retirement fund for her parents; now she wants to buy them a new house in Dallas.
"The children all want their parents to have a comfortable living space similar to a villa in Ho Chi Minh City. We will let them find out and choose a suitable house, only giving advice when needed," the beauty queen said.
Ngo My Uyen believes her parents quickly adapted to the new life. In the past, her grandparents occasionally traveled to the US and Italy to visit their daughter. Her parents living in Dallas is also convenient for her to visit because they often go to the US for work.
In 2017, Ngo My Uyen attracted attention when she sold her famous gold-plated villa on Han Thuyen Street (District 1, HCMC).
The house was valued at $8 million on the market, but she agreed to sell it for $6.5 million to a private university president to speed up the transaction.
The villa was once praised by newspapers and radio stations for its luxurious, splendid Middle Eastern style. At that time, Ngo My Uyen worked in the US and was close friends with many Hollywood artists, so she built a beautiful house to welcome guests.
Ngo My Uyen currently lives in Rome, Italy with her husband and two children. Her husband is Associate Professor Marco Casini, majoring in Architectural Technology at Sapienza University, professor at the Italian National School of Public Administration and Secretary General of the Central Apennines Basin Authority.
In addition to their home in Rome, the couple also owns a 10,000m2 villa in Tuscany, Italy, for vacations during holidays and Tet.
