After the movie “Come home, son" shut down,Bao ThanhShe also officially stopped acting to focus on motherhood. She said that the couple wanted to have a second baby even before “Come home, my child” started recruiting actors. However, because she was moved by a role that was predicted to be too good, Bao Thanh discussed with her husband to postpone the plan to have children and was supported by her husband. After that, the role of Anh Thu created a big impact, bringing the actress many awards as well as love from the audience.

Bao Thanh and her daughter.

The baby came as a surprise gift. Bao Thanh said: At that time, she and her husband were busy traveling to the Central region, but when they reached Da Nang, they had to turn back because of the Covid-19 outbreak. Then, they quarantined at home for 21 days, waiting in confusion for their turn to get tested as required. At that time, Bao Thanh learned she was pregnant.

Her family decided to move to a more spacious apartment to wait for the baby. After 10 years since the birth of her first son, she relearned the knowledge of pregnancy and child rearing from the beginning. Meanwhile, her husband researched pregnancy foods to change the menu every day for his wife. The older brother came home from school every day and asked when his mother would give birth to him.

The second child was exactly what Bao Thanh and her husband wanted, a girl, nicknamed Nanu. As Nanu grew older, she became more and more like a carbon copy of her father and brother. Friends joked that Bao Thanh had officially joined the "surrogate mother" team.

Bao Thanh's two children look exactly like their father, causing her to be called a "surrogate mother".

Since giving birth to her second daughter, Bao Thanh has devoted all her attention to taking care of the baby. Her life revolves around diapers and milk. The actress is happy because her husband pampers and cares for her so much.

Bao Thanh got married early, at the age of 21. She admitted that she got married early because "the doctor told her to get married". In the early stages of her marriage, she faced a lot of pressure when she went to school with a pregnant belly. The day she graduated from university was also the day Bao Thanh gave birth. The actress put her career on hold until she weaned her first son. At first, Bao Thanh and her husband lived in two places because her husband lived in Bac Giang, while she worked in Hanoi. After many years, the family reunited when they had enough money to buy a house in the capital.

Bao Thanh's husband is currently focusing on being his wife's manager.

Now, she feels that her choice was absolutely correct. Bao Thanh and her husband Duc Thang have been together since high school in Bac Giang. He used to be a police officer and now supports his wife in managing her work and doing business. Bao Thanh said that her husband decided to "change careers" partly to help his wife and partly to have more time for their children.

Bao Thanh was born in 1990, in a family with a tradition of making art. She started her career in film at the age of 8 with the film "Going South and Out of the North". Growing up, she studied and graduated from the Hanoi Academy of Theatre and Cinema and became famous for the films "Living with Mother-in-law", "Going Home, My Child"...

Not only good at acting, Bao Thanh also has a beautiful singing voice, which is considered by experts to be "almost professional". In a program called Quan Thanh Xuan, Bao Thanh sang solo on stage for the first time, causing many veteran artists below to exclaim in admiration of her multi-talent.

Actor Quoc Tuan recounted a special memory with Bao Thanh: “I discovered Thanh’s talent when she was only 8 years old. At that time, I was casting actors for the movie “Going South and Out of the North”. Thanh’s mother was worried, would she be able to do it? I insisted: You have to let her follow this path, this is her destiny”.

Bao Thanh is not afraid to show off her daughter.

After giving birth, Bao Thanh was not afraid to show off her slightly plump image. She firmly refused to use photo editing software and strongly responded to comments criticizing her figure: "There are some female friends (I don't know if she has given birth or not) who criticized my figure. Do you think that after giving birth, a person is like a deflated balloon that immediately returns to the original weight? A person as beautiful as when she was a girl? Oh, brown bee cooking brown. I'm not upset because of some of your comments. Do you think I don't know how to photoshop to make skinny people look beautiful and virtual? But what's the point of doing that? People are happily spreading positive energy during the epidemic season, but you criticize them. Mean"...