On his official fanpage, Quang Le just updated moments with Le Quyen.

Recently, social networking sites have been spreading screenshots of an account requestingQuang Lerepay the $4,600 borrowed in 2008.

This account wrote: "Although I promised to pay him back immediately when I returned to Vietnam, for more than two years, I called and texted Quang Le but he still did not pay. When I returned to the country, I made an appointment to meet Quang Le, but the singer said he was busy performing in the Central region."

According to the shared content, this person sent messages via Facebook many times but Quang Le did not respond. On March 31, 2021, this account posted on Facebook asking Quang Le to pay back the debt. Immediately after that, the singer of "Breaking the Guitar" called to ask to remove the post and promised to pay the money the next day. However, a week later, the male singer was still missing.

Contacting Quang Le, the male singer denied and affirmed that he did not owe anyone. In addition, Quang Le added that the account accusing him of defaulting on debt was hacked and he has officially issued a correction.

“To Quang Le and the press. I haven’t used this Facebook for a long time, I was shocked when the press reported false information about singer Quang Le who is in debt. My Facebook was hacked and used to defame singer Quang Le. Quang Le is a close brother of my family” - the account above informed.

Sharing more with PV Tien Phong, Mr. Phi Thien Vu - representative of singer Quang Le said: "The Covid-19 epidemic affecting the lives of artists is a common situation. Quang Le was also affected but not to the point of owing more than 100 million VND and not being able to pay. After all, Quang Le is an A-list star, being in debt and then being defamed on social networks is completely unreasonable. Besides, Quang Le still accepts shows and works regularly throughout the past time."