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The gifted Vietnamese singer Phương Mỹ Chi has strongly denied being involved in a sensitive video clip that is making the rounds on social media. Speaking to reporters on December 8, she denied participating in the obscene video. The singer revealed how upset she was about the false information and claimed it was damaging to her reputation and the feelings of her many followers.
This false information damages both my reputation and the feelings of a lot of my devoted admirers. It is twisted and untrue. I claim that this is false material intended to harm my reputation. Phương Mỹ Chi said, “I constantly have to remind myself to be mindful, accountable, and to maintain my image in front of the audience.
She urged the online community to refrain from associating her name with explicit content, emphasizing that such actions not only spread unverified information but also contribute to potential legal violations that could result in criminal prosecution.
The controversy erupted when a sensitive video featuring a female figure resembling Phương Mỹ Chi circulated online on December 7. While some internet users claimed the person in the video was the Vietnamese singer, others contested this assertion. Fans rallied for the singer to address the situation and take legal action against those attempting to defame her.
In light of the recent surge in the dissemination of explicit content and the mention of individuals without evidence on social media, Phương Mỹ Chi emphasized the need for responsible online behavior. The singer, born in 2003, rose to fame after securing the runner-up position in the reality show “Giọng hát Việt Nhí” and has since become known for her professionalism in folk and traditional music.
In 2022, Phương Mỹ Chi transitioned to singing contemporary music, releasing the MV “Vũ trụ có anh.” Her recent album, “Vũ trụ cò bay,” showcases her versatility, drawing inspiration from literary works such as “Hai đứa trẻ,” “Chiếc lược ngà,” and “Bóng phù hoa” (based on the tale of Nam Xương’s daughter).