The Queen of Villains Was Once Depressed Because of the Incident, Threatened to Be Beaten by the Audience

Ly Na Trang was born in 1991 in An Giang, is of Khmer ethnicity. She has been active in the arts for many years, making her mark through the following films:Bagua Diagram, Golden Rose Code, Crime Records, Wind Chimes... The actress was nominated for Mai Vang and Canh Dieu Vang awards and is considered to have diverse acting skills.

Over the past few days, Ly Na Trang and her family have celebrated the traditional Chol Chnam Thmay festival - a special national holiday. The actress said that this is not only an occasion for family reunions, but also a time for each person to return to their roots and national culture.

Every time she gets to wear traditional costumes and listen to drums and music, Ly Na Trang feels energized and reminded of why she must never forget her roots.

Stress, emotional disorder because of being cursed by the audience

Ly Na Trang still remembers the image of herself when she was young - a Khmer girl from a remote area with dark skin, shy personality, often walking barefoot. At that time, her accent was rustic, her hair was sunburned, and she was not confident in standing in front of a crowd.

She soon showed talent and passion for movies and often imagined "acting" in front of the mirror but never thought of becoming an actress.

Growing up, the path of art came to Ly Na Trang as fate. She carried her whole inner world with memories, deprivation, and desire to overcome...

Having acted in films for more than 10 years, the actress specializes in playing evil roles, with a sour, cruel personality, and is nicknamed "Queen of Villains" by many people.

However, it was the characters she portrayed that made Ly Na Trang so hated. Some overzealous viewers texted, called, cursed, and threatened her, causing her stress and emotional disorder that required long-term treatment.

There were times when Ly Na Trang thought she couldn't overcome it. As an actress, she believes in living emotionally, so when she is misunderstood, the audience hates her in real life because her role is very vulnerable.

“I gradually learned to listen to myself, to separate my role from my life. After many setbacks, today's me has learned to be stronger. I returned to my career with a much more stable mindset than before,” she confided.

For the past 2 years, Ly Na Trang has been quiet, rarely appearing in film projects. The actress said she did not disappear, she just stepped out of the spotlight to look back at herself in the dark.

For the actress, working in this profession is no longer a race. She does not need roles to become famous, but needs roles to live, to return to the passion and enthusiasm of her youth.

Acting is not always smooth sailing, with regular shows and roles. Ly Na Trang has tried many side jobs to maintain her finances such as: Selling clothes, online food business, working in a Tet gift factory...

Actress Ly Na Trang believes that there is no distinction between noble and humble jobs, as long as she can earn honest money to keep her passion for the profession and take care of her children, she does not hesitate.

“Some people think actors must always be flashy, but I think differently. Artists must be true to life so that their roles have soul. I am a single mother, so the pressure is twice as much as other people,” she confided.

Tragic events and life lessons

Although her artistic career was smooth, Ly Na Trang's life was full of sadness. In her twenties, the actress got married to a businessman.

Thinking of taking care of her family, she put her own dream aside. After a while, she became pregnant with her first child and returned home to rest.

At this time, Ly Na Trang discovered that her husband in the city had a lover and abandoned her and her child.

The actress was devastated but told herself to stay strong. When she had just given birth for a month, her mental state was unstable and her depression lasted for a long time.

Many years have passed, but the wound in her heart has not yet healed. Ly Na Trang calls it a painful event, a lesson that helped her realize many things that no book or school can teach.

“I thought my wings were broken, but it turned out I was just molting. I no longer see the breakup as a misfortune but as part of the journey to maturity. I no longer blame anyone, and thanks to that incident, I learned to love myself and my daughter,” she said.

The actress is happy because after all the ups and downs, she knows how to free herself. She steps out of the past with a light heart, clearly knows who she is, what she needs, and deserves the good things ahead.

Being a single mother, Ly Na Trang faced many problems alone. There were days when she was so exhausted from working hard to make a living that she burst into tears like a child, blaming her miserable fate.

Thanks to her daughter, the actress told herself she had to overcome it at all costs, and the mother and daughter became each other's support.

Ly Na Trang gradually arranges her life and work, wakes up early every day, goes to work more... Beside her child, she puts aside fatigue, creates joy and gives her child the best living conditions possible.

Being a single mother taught the actress maturity in a very unique way. She understood that she was not only raising a child but also recreating herself.

Ly Na Trang wants her daughter to understand that she may not be perfect but will always try her best for her. She is present, listens and teaches her child with sincerity, sharing with her both the joys and sorrows of life… They see each other as two friends, learning to love and growing up every day.

As a woman with the mentality of "birds afraid of bent branches" after a breakup, what do you care most about in your partner at this time?Ly Na Trang said she is not looking for someone who makes her heart flutter for a moment, but someone who helps her feel at peace for a long time.

The actress needs someone kind, tolerant and strong enough to not only love her but also love her child as if he were their own flesh and blood.

Love for her now is not to fill but to grow up together, to live peacefully until the end of life.

The actress has two concerns: work and taking care of her daughter.

“I hope to remain honest and kind. Above all, I hope to be safe enough to travel the long distance, to be a good mother, and an artist who does not give up on life and art,” she said.