Long Vu - son of actress Van Dung apologized after complaining about losing things

Long Vu is loved for his role as Chai.

Playing the lead role in a TV series for the first time, Long Vu's name suddenly became incredibly hot because of the role of Chai in "Di giua troi ruc ro" (Going in the middle of a brilliant sky ) which was loved by the audience. Photos and posts on the personal page of artist Van Dung's son always attract a huge amount of interaction after just a few minutes. The actor's newly created fanpage has reached hundreds of thousands of likes.

Recently, when attending an event in Quy Nhon with the crew of Di Giua Troi Ruc Ru , the actor born in 2001 suddenly made a controversial statement. "Oh, so many people jumped in to take pictures with me at the Quy Nhon event? And who conveniently took the ring off my hand??? Help". Immediately after this statement, Long Vu was criticized by many people, saying that he spoke nonsense despite being a famous person and had made statements that looked down on the audience.

Long Vu and co-star Thu Ha Ceri (as Pu) at an event in Quy Nhon

Realizing what he had done, on the evening of September 4, Long Vu deleted the controversial status and posted a correction on Instagram Threads. He said he had received the lost ring back but had not responded due to his busy schedule. Therefore, the actor born in 2001 wrote this status to inform everyone.

Besides, he also apologized to the audience and called himself "son". Artist Van Dung's son wrote: "I also sincerely apologize for not thinking carefully for a minute and posting bad words on social networks and making everyone sad. I deeply apologize and will be more careful. I appreciate and remember all comments to improve myself more and more".

After 13 hours of posting, the post attracted 1,600 likes and nearly 500 comments. This is considered Long Vu's first slip of the tongue since becoming an actor.

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