Vietnamese pop stars Tóc Tiên faces acting backlash, Phương Mỹ Chi sparks romance buzz

Veteran V‑pop singer Tóc Tiên, who rose to fame with hits such as “Ngày Mai” and “Big Girls Don't Cry,” was harshly criticized at a recent film press conference, with some calling her performance an “acting disaster.” She has appeared in only three movies. Her 2015 film “Già Gân, Mỹ Nhân và Găng Tơ” earned about 40 billion VND, falling short of its 45 billion VND budget, marking a box‑office loss. She later returned in the 2022 youth‑drama “YOLO: Bạn Chỉ Sống Một Lần” and won the competition “Chị Đẹp Đạp Gió 2024,” reinforcing her stage reputation.

Pop singer Phương Mỹ Chi, long noted for keeping her personal life private, recently changed her social‑media relationship status to “Looking.” The brief update ignited fan speculation about a possible new romance or a promotional hint for an upcoming music project, though she has offered no official confirmation. The move revived discussion of her private life and the use of social cues in V‑pop marketing.