The admirable beauty and height at the age of 17 of Hien Thuc's daughter

Loc Lien• DNUM_BJZADZCABJ 17:51

Not only inheriting beautiful looks from Hien Thuc, Gia Bao also possesses outstanding height.

In recent days, Hien Thuc has attracted attention again when she hinted about having a lover after 17 years of being a single mother. Besides the interest in the singer of "Mother's Diary", many people are curious about the current beauty of Gia Bao, Hien Thuc's daughter. Photo: FBNV.

Gia Bao was born in 2002, the result of an unfulfilled love affair between Hien Thuc and drummer Tuan Thang of the Saigon Boys group. At that time, Hien Thuc surprised many people when she decided to temporarily stop her singing career for a long time to give birth and become a single mother at the age of 21.

The daughter of the singer of "Mother's Diary" is nicknamed Ti Ni at home, and has her mother's surname with the full name Nguyen Hien Gia Bao. In addition, Hien Thuc is often called "Fat Bao" by her mother because she used to be chubby.

Unlike some other Vietnamese stars who choose to hide their child, Hien Thuc has been comfortable showing off her adorable daughter since she was a child and often takes Gia Bao to shows or lets him act in music videos. Photo: FBNV.

Gia Bao becomes more and more beautiful as she grows up, possessing an attractive face with harmonious features. Photo: FBNV.

In some photos, many people commented that the girl looked very much like her famous mother. Photo: FBNV.

Besides, Gia Bao also has long and straight legs. In 2016, she shared with her friends on Facebook that she was 1m65 tall.

Hien Thuc once shared with the media that Gia Bao has a strong personality and has been independent since childhood. She and her mother are always close like best friends. Looking at them, anyone could mistake them for sisters.

Currently, Gia Bao is studying in Vietnam and after completing high school, her mother will send her to study abroad, this is a revelation from Hien Thuc through a letter to her daughter in early March. Photo: FBNV.