Huong Tram speaks out about rumors of giving birth after moving to the US.
Through a Facebook livestream, singer Huong Tram continued to address rumors that she had given birth in the US. She also revealed details about her upcoming music project, set to be released on August 10th.
On the evening of July 23rd, from the US, singer Huong Tram held a livestream chat with her fans after a period of silence. Through the livestream, the female singer had the opportunity to share answers to audience questions, address rumors surrounding her, and talk about her life after four years in the US. In addition, she also showcased her sweet voice through popular hit songs such as...Rain Girl, Our Fated Love...which made fans emotional and eager for her to return to Vietnam soon to pursue her artistic career.
During the conversation, Huong Tram shared about changing her stage name to Charmy Pham. According to the singer, during her time studying and working in the US, her name had accent marks, making it difficult for Americans to pronounce. That's why she sought a new stage name for easier communication. "But please just call me Huong Tram, because everyone is used to that name. Only those who work with me in the US can call me Charmy. You can call me either name," she shared.
At the height of her career, Huong Tram announced her temporary departure from showbiz to study in the US, leaving fans disappointed. However, the singer from Nghe An province believes this was the right decision. Huong Tram shared that throughout her career, she has never thought of herself as "being at the peak." For her, being able to sing and contribute what she considers most beautiful to her audience is already a blessing.Our love was lost.She affirmed, "I've never thought about where my peak is." Regarding her decision to study in the US, Huong Tram confided that after a period of time, she felt she was moving too fast and too hastily in life, so she needed a break. She also revealed her desire to become a songwriter.
"As everyone knows, my father is a musician. His dream was that one of his two children would pursue art, especially following in his footsteps as a musician. When I was in Vietnam, I was also passionate about writing, but to confidently do this, I needed time to study, experience, and find new inspiration in life. I told my father about my desire to take a break and follow his path, which was to become a musician. And to do that, I needed to temporarily pause my career to rest and improve myself. My family immediately agreed and supported my decision to study abroad," she shared.
The singer expressed that without her parents' support, and with the development of technology making everything easier to connect, she certainly wouldn't have dared to study abroad. Also during the livestream, when reading questions about the information that she had given birth in the US, Huong Tram answered frankly. The singer said that at first, when she read it, she thought people were joking, but unexpectedly, people still believed it. However, Huong Tram didn't seem annoyed, saying that it was because the audience loved and cared about her that they wanted to know about her private life.
She shared: "Regarding the question of whether I have children, I'd like to answer that I don't have any babies right now. I believe there are people who, when they have children, will readily share that joy with the whole world. And there are also women who want to keep their children hidden from the public because they want to give their children a peaceful space, to grow up like normal children. If I had a baby, I would be the first type of woman. I wouldn't hesitate to share the happiness of motherhood with my fans, those who love me. If I do, you, my audience, will be the first to know."
Sharing more about her personal life in the US, Huong Tram expressed that she still lives very simply like a student living away from home. The singer said that her life is no different from that of other students in the US, attending classes during the week and occasionally working part-time on weekends. The singer, born in 1995, expressed that she is happy with her current life.
At the end of the conversation, Huong Tram revealed that she will soon release an EP featuring songs she composed herself during her time living in the US, as a gift to her father and her fans. She also hinted at her plans to return to Vietnam, sharing, "Tram is in the US, but maybe she'll be back soon."