Manh Truong's new love look in 'Taste of Love' 2
Viet Hoa, Phuong Oanh's younger sister in 'The Girl from Someone Else', plays the role of Manh Truong's new love in part 2 of 'The Taste of Love'.
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| After much speculation, the information that Viet Hoa will appear in part 2 of 'The Taste of Love' has finally been officially confirmed through a series of new images that have just aired on VTV. In this part, Viet Hoa will play the role of Long's (Manh Truong) new lover and the two even plan to get married. However, the actress still keeps the information about her role a secret. |
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| The most recent image shared by Viet Hoa on her personal page after a long period of silence. The actress said she had been on hiatus due to the pandemic and promised the audience that she would be back soon but did not share any specifics. |
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| Before being chosen to play Long's new lover in 'Taste of Love' part 2, the actress born in 1996 was known to the audience for her role as Yen in the movie 'Returning to Love' as the daughter-in-law of the late People's Artist Hoang Dung. |
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| Viet Hoa's first role in a TV series was Dao in 'The Girl in Someone Else' and then 'Unforgettable Days'. In these two films, Viet Hoa played the younger sister of Phuong Oanh - the actress who is currently loved for her role as Nam in 'The Taste of Love'. |
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| Viet Hoa has a beautiful face and especially long black hair. |
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| Viet Hoa graduated from the Drama and Cinema Actor class of Hanoi Academy of Theatre and Cinema and is currently working at the Vietnam Drama Theater. |
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| 2020 not only marked Viet Hoa's screen in 2 TV series, but she also received the award for Outstanding Artist of the Performing Arts Industry in 2020 from the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism. |
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| The 25-year-old actress's everyday beauty. Familiar with the roles of strong-willed, shrewish characters, the audience is expecting Viet Hoa's new role in 'The Taste of Love' to be a gentle, meek one. |
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| The actress once shared that in real life she is gentle and quiet, unlike in the movies. |
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| Different from the image that appeared in movies or daily life photos, Viet Hoa also sometimes surprised the audience with her rebellious and individualistic appearance. |