Thuy Tien caused a stir again when she carved her family's name on a turtle's shell to release it.

Recently, singer Thuy Tien's biological mother posted on her personal website a photo of her daughter's family releasing a turtle. The photo attracted attention because on the turtle's shell were engraved Buddhist symbols and the words "CV9 (Cong Vinh's nickname) + Thuy Tien + Gao (their daughter)".

Many people reacted strongly because the above image goes against the principles of animal conservation. In response to criticism, Thuy Tien's mother gave an explanation under the post but later deleted the post.

For my part,Thuy Tienchose to remain silent in the face of public uproar about the incident. Instead, on her personal page, she shared about charity activities for workers' families facing difficulties during the pandemic.

"Everyone, today I went to give rice to the quarantine area of ​​the workers' boarding house and found that everyone still needs so much, so if any family is really in difficulty and needs rice, noodles and milk for their baby, please comment with your address and phone number clearly for Tien, Tien will find a way to send everyone a little support of 5 - 10kg of rice. Because many of you commented with your address but did not include your phone number, it is very difficult to contact to receive the items you send. It is okay to go around Ho Chi Minh City, but it is currently impossible to go out of the city at this time, so please sympathize with Tien", the female singer said.

Thuy Tien's latest post after family controversy of carving names on turtle shells.

Thuy Tien shared more: "Please send me your name, address, phone number, whether there are children in the house or not, if it is convenient and I can calculate, I will ask the police and militia to help me bring a little bit of my heart to everyone during this difficult epidemic season with some fermented bean curd (buying rice this season is also a bit difficult, so please share a little with everyone).

If it's too far or in a stressful area and I can't move, please understand and don't be angry with me. The epidemic makes traveling extremely inconvenient and if something happens, it's very dangerous. If I can help one person, I can help another. If I can't help everyone, I hope everyone will be happy and not angry with me. I hope that Ho Chi Minh City will overcome the pandemic with strength and softness, and everyone will love and be in harmony with each other and join hands to overcome this difficulty."

Singer Thuy Tien and her biological mother.

Under the post, many people left their home addresses hoping to receive help from the female singer. Thuy Tien also quickly responded to the above comments.