Runner-up Hoang Oanh divorced her husband from West

WATCH VIDEO: Hoang Oanh mentioned her husband on television.

Recently, netizens were surprised when the personal page of runner-up Hoang Oanh’s American husband, Jack Cole, posted a piece of content announcing that the two had broken up after many speculations. He said: “Unfortunately we cannot handle everything. Divorce rumors are true. We will do our best to raise our son to be happy and healthy.”

Runner-up Hoang Oanh and her husband Jack Cole spent nearly a year and a half living together in Singapore, raising their son Max.

Many people were surprised when Hoang Oanh’s American husband gave a clear divorce notice in Vietnamese.

When this statement spread “dizzy” on social networks, many viewers expressed surprise and confusion because previously the couple always built a happy image, raising a young son together during their life. in Singapore. A few hours ago, runner-up Hoang Oanh also posted a hidden status about sad feelings on her personal page. Currently, the “mother of one child” has not had any response to her husband’s statement.

Hoang Oanh’s happy image and hidden meanings were posted before her American husband released “shocking” information about marriage.

Before that, netizens questioned the marriage of 9X runner-up with a handsome American husband in trouble, when Hoang Oanh often posted contemplative status lines. On the occasion of March 8, while many female stars showed off their “half” gifts, Hoang Oanh wrote a hidden meaning: “We all despise the little things, until we realize that even a drop of water can overflow the glass.” However, to questions about the husband and wife relationship, she only answered: “These are just good sayings that touch people’s hearts, so I’ll just share them, everyone.”

Not long after that, the “mother of one child” said that her husband had returned to Vietnam to visit her children after a long time apart. This was once thought to be a move to dispel rumors of a troubled marriage between runner-up Hoang Oanh.

Hoang Oanh’s husband came to Vietnam at the end of March to reunite with his wife and son after nearly 4 months of separation. He was surprised to see his son Max growing up quickly and integrating well in his new living environment.

Before her husband announced the divorce, the couple lived together for 16 months in Singapore. Hoang Oanh once gave birth to a son in Vietnam alone when her husband was stuck abroad because of the COVID-19 epidemic, then the baby, only a few months old, went to Singapore alone to reunite with her father. The female MC confided that the young couple had a very hard time raising children, had to divide the work and time for baby Max, even though she had previously determined the spirit and prepared the skills to take care of the child.

When carrying her child back to Vietnam at the end of last year, Hoang Oanh said she did not mind living away from her husband. “I told Jack that I was determined to return to work and live in Vietnam for a long time. I have been abroad long enough, sacrificing my personal joys for the sake of my small family, you understand that better than anyone. Jack supports my decision and will come back here to visit his wife and children in the next few months, when the visa is granted and the epidemic situation gets better.” she confided.

At the end of 2019, runner-up/MC Hoang Oanh boarded a flower car with her American husband Jack Cole. The two had a long time to learn before deciding to get married.

Many people were surprised by the news that Hoang Oanh and his wife had “go their separate ways” after only 3 years of “returning to the same house”.

Runner-up Hoang Oanh once said that she enjoyed being in Vietnam because the environment and living costs were more suitable than abroad. “Life in my hometown is close, with many opportunities and close relationships, I feel more useful when I can do what I want. Everything is expensive in Singapore, except for my child’s kindergarten tuition. my son is from 1,200 to 2,200 SGD (20 – 37 million VND) per month depending on age, not to mention that while living there, I have to spend more money because I can’t work.

Previously, my husband also planned to return to Vietnam to work to be close to his wife and children. However, the epidemic broke out, we had to postpone. Jack wants to observe the situation for about 3 months, find out the job opportunities and make a decision later. We respect each other’s opinions and never force each other to do anything.”she shared.