Minh Hang: 'I don't mind rude comments about my husband'

Less than a week after her wedding with businessman Quoc Bao, Minh Hang returned to the set with a project.Sister sister 2,co-starring with Ngoc Trinh under the direction of director Vu Ngoc Dang. She shared about her early days as a wife and the love between the couple.

Minh Hang (second from right) with Ngoc Trinh, director Vu Ngoc Dang, producer Will Vu attended the opening ceremony of the movie 'Chi chi em em 2' on the morning of June 22.

- Although you wanted to keep your husband's identity a secret, photos of you and your husband at your wedding were still spread online. How did this affect you and your family?

- I am very proud of my man. I love him without hiding it, I just don't want to make it public or expose it on social media. I have always loved everyone like this. This habit has never changed.

As an artist, sometimes I have to share my private life with the audience. But my husband is a businessman, not an artist. He has no obligation to do that. Just because I got married doesn't mean I have to force him to be like me. I have to respect his life.

People never brag about how much property they own. You are my "property", I want to hide it too. But if the picture accidentally comes out, it's okay, I don't need to correct it.

- When your wedding photos were revealed, social media was flooded with rude comments about your husband's appearance. What do you think about this?

- Those pictures were taken when we weren't ready, my husband had his eyes closed. Moreover, the pictures were taken from such a distance, no one looked good. I don't want to waste time reading negative comments. A cultured person wouldn't say such things.

That was one of the reasons why my husband didn't want to appear. But what happened, he didn't care because he was mentally prepared when he married an actress. He even joked that the past month was the brightest time of his life, his name was on the top search on Google (laughs).

Minh Hang and her husband kiss at their wedding party at Ho Tram beach.

- In the first days as a wife, how did you feel your life changed?

- Actually, my husband and I lived together for a while before the wedding, to make sure that the other person was the right person to spend the rest of our lives with. After the wedding, we didn't change our living environment, just our mentality was a bit different.

I personally feel strange wearing a wedding ring on my hand every day. Actually, my husband doesn’t care about this, but I want to do it to be aware that I am a married person and have more responsibilities.

From living together until getting married, I found myself gradually learning how to take care of my family. Before, after work, I could gather with friends for coffee, but now, I spend more time taking care of the house.

Before, I was too busy, so I often went out to eat, but now, I prefer to cook at home. Gathering with my family and eating my own food is a very special feeling. My husband sees me working hard all day and still taking the time to cook for him, so he can feel my efforts to take care of my family.

- What did your husband say when you filmed right after the wedding?

- My husband is used to marrying an actress, he doesn't say anything. Before the wedding, he asked me if I had enough strength to take care of my personal affairs and prepare for the film, he just asked but didn't stop me. After the wedding, I invited Ngoc Trinh and director Vu Ngoc Dang to my house to practice their lines for the last time. My husband welcomed everyone very much, and even told me: "Everyone is practicing so enthusiastically". My husband has always supported my work, and I also respect his work.

Minh Hang held her wedding ceremony and party about a week before her 35th birthday.

- Besides being an actress and film producer, you are also a businesswoman. Do you have any business plans with your husband?

- My husband and I have been investing in business together for a long time, just not in the entertainment industry. It was thanks to doing business together that we were able to get married. Because we realized that we had the same voice in many aspects, not just in love.

- Couples working together often have conflicts. Do you have any tips to avoid this?

- Maybe it's because my husband is good. He leaves everything outside the door. When he enters the house, he doesn't think much about work, only cares about his family, puts his wife first, and respects all of his wife's interests and wishes. He is very youthful, sometimes even silly. Like the wedding day, I thought of challenges for the groom and groomsmen to create a fun atmosphere, to reduce the seriousness of the ceremony. He was very willing, even had to climb the ladder to the balcony to kiss the bride without complaining. He said it was simple for him. By his side, I never felt pressured. He was like my "trash can" (laughs). I always vented my anger and stress to him, and he just listened.