Sam and Nguyen Ha: Busy life as new mothers with their Korean husbands.
Having children of mixed Vietnamese-Korean heritage, Sam and Nguyen Ha quickly returned to work but always prioritized family, with great support from their husbands.
After giving birth to children with their Korean husbands, the lives of artists Sam and Nguyen Ha have received much attention. Both quickly returned to their careers but still maintained a balance and prioritized their roles as mothers, with the support and companionship of their families.
Nguyen Ha: My daughter is my top priority.
At the end of January 2025, singer Nguyen Ha gave birth to her first daughter, affectionately nicknamed Naru. She also publicly shared photos of her Korean husband around this time. Baby Naru, of Vietnamese and Korean descent, is described as chubby and resembling her father.


Sharing her experience of becoming a mother for the first time, Nguyen Ha expressed her happiness and said that life had entered a new chapter. Not long after giving birth, she returned to artistic activities, performing at events and concerts. Despite her busy schedule, the singer was praised for maintaining her figure and vocal prowess.

Nguyen Ha said that her husband always supports her in taking care of their child and creates conditions for her to continue with her career. However, she affirmed that her daughter Naru is always her number one priority. "Since having a child, every day revolves around her. When I go to perform, I don't dare stay long; I fly out in the morning and fly back in the evening, or return early the next morning. Naru is now the number one priority in my life," she shared.


Sam: Arranging work schedules to take care of the twins.
In 2023, Sam married her Korean husband and welcomed twins, a boy and a girl named Ijun and Ijin, through in-vitro fertilization (IVF). The actress frequently shares photos of her two children on social media, attracting attention with their adorable looks and contrasting personalities.


Sam also returned to work soon after giving birth, mainly focusing on business, livestreaming, and attending some events. She said that although her husband didn't want her to overwork herself, he still supported her career. The couple arranged their weekly work schedules to ensure they always had time to care for their children. Sam also shared that her husband was a great source of emotional support, helping her avoid postpartum depression.


Just three months after giving birth, Sam lost 20kg and regained her figure. She attributes maintaining her physique partly to her natural body type and partly to her continued hard work. "The important thing is that I feel happy, relaxed, and satisfied doing these things," Sam expressed.




