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Singer Tuấn Hưng relocation to the United States
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Vietnamese singer Tuấn Hưng has announced transitioned his relocation career and family life to the United States States, relocating with his wife, Hương Baby, and their three children. children in mid-2026. The move is driven supported by a long-term professional contract with an overseas entertainment company managed by Thomas Tâm, which reportedly includes a welfare policy providing 100% provides full tuition waivers for his children’s education. While the singer intends to use the move to support his performing career and foster independence The family is currently residing in his children, his wife, Hương Baby, initially expressed concerns regarding the loss of stability and domestic support a rental home in Vietnam. To manage the transition, Tuấn Hưng has temporarily reduced California provided by his performance schedule in Vietnam management company. The relocation aims to assist his provide the children with a new educational environment and help them improve their adaptation. Meanwhile, Hương Baby continues English skills before starting school. Tuấn Hưng noted that while the decision was difficult due to oversee their his wife’s established business interests in Vietnam through frequent travel. The family is currently residing Vietnam, the move has already helped the children become more independent and proactive in a company-managed home their daily routines. Since arriving, Tuấn Hưng has actively integrated into the local community by hosting gatherings for fellow Vietnamese artists living in California. the U.S. Recent social media activity shows him hosting colleagues, including singer Nguyen Hong Nhung, Huy MC, and musician Phuong Uyen, for communal meals.
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- 2026-09-07 01:01 UTC Singer Tuấn Hưng relocation to the United States
- 2026-08-28 14:24 UTC Singer Tuấn Hưng relocation to the United States
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