Miss Vietnam Global Sea runner-up shows off hot curves after coronation

Not only was Ngoc Huyen crowned 1st Runner-up of Miss Sea Vietnam Global 2018, she also won the award for 'Beauty in Body'.

Predicted to be crowned with the highest title right after the behavioral round with intelligent, clear and informative answers, Ngoc Huyen only stopped at the 1st runner-up position. Sharing about this, Ngoc Huyen said: "After a long journey at Miss Sea Vietnam Global 2018, I believe the judges have considered fairly to make the most accurate choices. Entering the Top 5, everyone is beautiful and has their own advantages, so the winner will be the luckiest person. I am satisfied with my position."

The beauty from Hanoi added: "I think that the title is just a launching pad. If you don't continue to make efforts and try, no matter what position you are in, you will not be successful. In the Top 3, I am the one with the most experience because I have performed for many years. I hope that the organizers will choose me to compete internationally in the near future because I think I am capable enough to try."

Ngoc Huyen has many years of experience in fashion shows and is sensitive in her behavior.

In the latest bikini photoshoot, runner-up Ngoc Huyen shows off her hot body and long legs. Working hard at the gym to train her body, Ngoc Huyen has a toned body. The beauty is 1.75m tall with measurements of 84-60-92.

Currently, Ngoc Huyen is a second-year student at Thang Long University (Hanoi). She can communicate in two foreign languages, English and German. Previously, she was in the Top 45 of Miss Universe Vietnam 2015 and Top 20 of Miss Global Vietnamese Identity 2016.

In the near future, Ngoc Huyen said she will "go South" to look for good opportunities to develop her career.

The beauty is considered a "copy" of Pham Huong.

"Ms. Huong is so beautiful. I am happy to receive such comments. I will try harder to achieve the same success as my seniors. However, I will promote my strengths to have my own color and do not want to be labeled as a copy of anyone," Ngoc Huyen added.