Thuy Tien reveals how she deals with negative comments.
In a video with designer Do Long, singer Thuy Tien stated that she chose to remain silent when faced with negative comments, reflecting a consistent attitude she has maintained since the controversies.
Reactions in the video with designer Do Long
Singer Thuy Tien recently responded directly when asked about dealing with negative comments on social media. In a short video, she stated that her solution is to remain silent.
Specifically, in a video posted by designer Do Long, Thuy Tien received the question: "People are saying so many bad things about you online!" The singer responded briefly: "If people say bad things about me, I have to stay silent."
Although this was a lighthearted and acting interaction, Thuy Tien's response is believed to have reflected her consistent stance on the recent controversies.
Consistent attitude after the controversies
Since the controversies surrounding their charity work in 2020, Thuy Tien and Cong Vinh have chosen a more private lifestyle, limiting their appearances at entertainment events and sharing details of their personal lives on social media.
On her personal page, the singer rarely responds to negative comments. Therefore, this "silence" is seen as an affirmation of how she deals with public opinion.
Conclusion from the investigating agency.
Regarding the controversy surrounding charitable donations for people in Central Vietnam in 2020, the Ministry of Public Security conducted an investigation and verification. After the investigation, the authorities concluded that Thuy Tien and her husband did not engage in fraudulent activities or misappropriation of assets.
In a previous statement, Thuy Tien emphasized the investigation results: "The investigation results were sent by the Ministry of Public Security to the Supreme People's Procuratorate for review, and they agreed to acknowledge the results and announced that I did not commit any fraudulent acts or misappropriate charitable funds... If I had done anything wrong, I would have been prosecuted. How could I be so free?"
