Hanoi [Vietnam], July 4: After experiencing many ups and downs, Luong Gia Huy enjoys a happy and peaceful life with his wife Le Thuy Uyen and their three children.
Luong Gia Huy receives support from his wife in managing his work.
Recently, Luong Gia Huy and his wife Le Thuy Uyen celebrated their eldest son Andy's (real name Luong Dinh Gia Vy) 13th birthday at a restaurant in Ho Chi Minh City. The party took place in a cozy atmosphere with the presence of the singer's colleagues and close friends.
After his second marriage to Le Thuy Uyen, the life of "king of dance music" Luong Gia Huy has changed significantly. While audiences were previously familiar with the image of the 80s-born singer constantly performing at various venues, he now dedicates more time to his family. Besides his artistic career, the greatest joy for the 80s-born singer is watching his children grow up day by day.
According to Luong Gia Huy, Le Thuy Uyen knows how to nurture a happy family, especially in how she treats all her children equally and lovingly, without distinguishing between biological and stepchildren. Sharing about their current life, Luong Gia Huy's wife said that besides taking care of the family, she also manages her husband's affairs. They have no plans to welcome another child yet because they want to focus on raising and supporting their three children.
After six years of marriage, the couple says they have found a balance between work and life. They choose to share the burdens together instead of one person bearing the weight alone. Furthermore, having his wife as a strong support system makes the singer of " Do You Understand My Heart?" feel more at ease when he has to travel for performances.
However, Luong Gia Huy admitted that there are times when he and his partner disagree on work and life. Instead of arguing, they choose to sit down and analyze the problem, then find a solution. According to Thuy Uyen, the most important thing is not who is right or wrong, but to preserve family happiness and create the best environment for their children to grow up in.
Furthermore, Luong Gia Huy confided that what makes him most proud is not his son's artistic talent or outstanding achievements, but rather his maturity in thinking and his serious pursuit of his passion for dancing by joining the Little Dragon Dance Troupe. The 80s-born singer also affirmed that he doesn't force his son to follow in his footsteps because, for him, every child has the right to choose their own path.
"If my child is truly passionate about singing, I will support them wholeheartedly, but if they choose a different career, I will still respect that. The most important thing is that they get to live their passion and become a useful member of society," the 80s-born singer shared.
Source: Thanh Nein Newspaper
