Ho Van Cuong revealed the reason for being ‘poor’ and showing less shows than Phuong My Chi?

The old clip of Ho Van Cuong and Phuong My Chi is being shared widely by netizens
In recent days, the scandalous story between singer Phi Nhung and her adopted son has received a lot of attention from the public. In addition to constantly updating information on social networks, responding to the media about these two artists, “network detectives” also constantly “unveiled” stories and statements in the past.

Most recently, netizens have shared a clip recording the scene of Ho Van Cuong – Phuong My Chi participating in a TV program and performing the duet song “Dau’s wife”. In this performance, Ho Van Cuong plays the husband, and Phuong My Chi plays the wife in 2020. The couple Phuong My Chi – Ho Van Cuong is considered to be a good match with great support from the dance troupe. Notably, in the clip, many people commented that the voice of adopted son Phi Nhung had many shortcomings. This young male singer’s voice is low and hoarse, not as clear and emotional as when he was famous. This is an inevitable consequence of Ho Van Cuong’s voice breaking during puberty. According to the male singer’s share, during the time when his voice broke, he rarely received shows, sang less, and of course made less money than Phuong My Chi. “Like all boyfriends, when I hit puberty, my voice broke. It was around 2016-2017 or something. I was so shocked, I couldn’t believe my voice broke. Then the other day. When I go to sing, I feel sad because my voice is not as clear and sweet as before. Ho Van Cuong said. Paying attention, adopted son Ho Van Cuong shared: “ After singing, I went down to the stage, some aunts and uncles gathered around saying that I sang with a ‘loud voice’, and my voice was out of tune because my voice broke. When I got home, I just closed the door and cried. I know this is inevitable but I still wish it didn’t happen to me. After a year of getting used to breaking my voice, I cried all the time.” Ho Van Cuong talked about his difficult period: “ The feeling of being criticized by the audience for singing is no longer good, singing with a ‘loud voice’ is very sad. Nhung’s mother comforted and encouraged her a lot. Mom showed me how to adjust my voice after it broke. My mother also taught me how to catch my breath and sing so that I don’t show off anymore. By now, I have overcome this psychological pressure.”