Nguyen Van Hoi (Khánh Sky) investigated for livestream insults at Vua Quạt factory

Nguyen Van Hoi livestream Vua Quạt factory public order Bac Ninh police

On 29 July 2026, internet personality Nguyen Van Hoi, known as “Khánh Sky”, and associate Ho Van Khoa arrived at the factory of Trần Đình Tiệp (nicknamed “Vua Quạt”) in Tam Giang, Bắc Ninh. They streamed a live video for about 15 minutes, during which they used abusive and threatening language and demanded the owner appear. The broadcast attracted more than 200,000 concurrent viewers, sparking public disorder concerns.

The Tiệp family filed a criminal complaint against Khánh Sky and Ho Van Khoa. Bắc Ninh provincial police opened a criminal investigation into possible public‑order violations. Authorities traced the conflict to a charitable‑donation dispute: influencer Bùi Xuân Huấn had pledged to triple any donation, while Tiệp publicly disclosed a VND 1 billion transfer to the Lai Châu provincial disaster‑relief fund, later thanked for a total of VND 1.1 billion. Huấn later withdrew his pledge, intensifying tensions that led to the livestream incident.

Entities: Bùi Xuân Huấn · Bùi Xuân Huấn (Huấn Hoa Hồng) · Bắc Ninh Provincial Police · Hồ Văn Khoa · Nguyễn Văn Hợi (Khánh Sky) · Trần Đình Tiệp (Vua Quạt)

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[● 5 SOURCES] The dispute originated from a charitable donation controversy involving Bui Xuan Huan’s pledge to triple donations and Tiệp’s VND 1 billion donation to Lai Chau province. (A conflict arose after Tiệp transferred VND 1 billion to Lai Châu’s disaster‑relief fund, counter to Bui Xuan Huan’s “tr)
[● 2 SOURCES] Trần Đình Tiệp transferred VND 1 billion to the Lai Châu provincial disaster‑relief fund, later acknowledged with a thank‑you letter for VND 1.1 billion. (Articles 1 and 2)
[● 3 SOURCES] The incident caused public disorder and led to a criminal investigation by Bắc Ninh provincial police. (All three articles)
[● 6 SOURCES] The livestream attracted over 200,000 concurrent viewers. (The broadcast drew more than 200,000 viewers at the same time.)
[● 6 SOURCES] The livestream lasted about 15 minutes. (Nguyen Van Hoi (Khánh Sky) and Ho Van Khoa livestreamed at Trần Đình Tiệp's factory for about 15 minutes.)
[● 3 SOURCES] On 29 July 2026, Nguyễn Văn Hợi (Khánh Sky) and Hồ Văn Khoa visited Trần Đình Tiệp’s workshop in Tam Giang, Bắc Ninh. (All three articles)
[● 5 SOURCES] The family of Trần Đình Tiệp filed a criminal complaint against Nguyen Van Hoi and Ho Van Khoa. (Tiệp’s family submitted a complaint to authorities accusing Khánh Sky and Ho Van Khoa of wrongdoing.)
[○ 1 SOURCE] Local authorities invited Nguyễn Văn Hợi to the Tam Giang police station for questioning after the livestream. (Article 3)
[● 6 SOURCES] Bac Ninh provincial police opened a criminal investigation into the incident. (The incident prompted Bac Ninh provincial police to launch an investigation for possible public order violations.)
[● 3 SOURCES] The livestream caused concerns about loss of public order. (All articles)
[○ 1 SOURCE] Police invited Khánh Sky to the local police station for questioning. (Article 3)
[● 3 SOURCES] The conflict originated from a charitable donation dispute involving Bùi Xuân Huấn’s pledge to triple donations and Tiệp’s 1 billion VND donation to Lai Châu province. (All articles)