Vo Ha Tram reveals her Indian husband's Valentine's Day plans: He speaks Vietnamese fluently after 7 years of marriage.
Instead of extravagant gifts, businessman Vikas Chaudhary surprised Vo Ha Tram by choosing to spend Valentine's Day with his family, asserting that he himself is the greatest gift for his wife.
On Valentine's Day, February 14th, singer Vo Ha Tram attracted attention when she shared a humorous conversation about her plans to celebrate Valentine's Day with her husband, Vikas Chaudhary. Instead of a romantic private setting, the Indian businessman prioritized family activities, while also demonstrating his fluent Vietnamese after 7 years of marriage.
A unique Valentine's Day plan and an interesting exchange in Vietnamese.
On her personal page, Vo Ha Tram revealed her Valentine's Day schedule, planned by her husband, which included: having a meal with family, taking the children to play in a ball pit, and ending with a gym workout. Notably, when the singer proactively asked about gifts, businessman Vikas responded wittily in Vietnamese, asserting that he and their children were the "greatest gift" for her.
Not only that, Vikas also skillfully uses phrases like "nowhere" or "I don't see" to humorously decline requests for gifts. The couple's closeness and sincerity in their married life have received much praise from fans. Many believe that the Indian businessman's linguistic integration is proof of his efforts to build a happy family.
A happy family with both sons and daughters after nearly a decade.
Married since early 2019, Vo Ha Tram and businessman Vikas Chaudhary have now been together for 7 years. Their family life is complete with the arrival of their two children, Moon (born in 2021) and Milo (born in 2024). Both children inherit distinctive mixed-race features from their father, such as large, round eyes and long, curved eyelashes.
The singer frequently shares humorous moments of her children cuddling with their father and inheriting his dominant genes. Despite being busy with his marble business in Ho Chi Minh City, Vikas still dedicates time to caring for his children so that his wife can confidently pursue her artistic passion and perform at shows.
Cultural exchange in education and life
As a multicultural family, Vo Ha Tram and her husband agreed to prioritize teaching their children Vietnamese before Hindi to avoid language confusion. In addition, they found common ground in traditional values such as respect for elders and family. The singer also maintains a very close relationship with her Indian mother-in-law.
Besides providing emotional support, Vikas also offers solid financial backing, helping Vo Ha Tram execute her music projects meticulously. The singer once revealed that her husband gifted her many expensive diamond pieces on anniversaries. Vikas's philosophy is to always support his wife's passion to keep the family atmosphere filled with joy.
Overall, after nearly 10 years together, the lives of Vo Ha Tram and Vikas Chaudhary are a testament to the harmony between Vietnamese and Indian cultures. Mutual respect and understanding are the keys to maintaining their happiness throughout this time.
