After many years of settling in the US, Hong Ngoc has a stable life with her husband, businessman Thomas Tam Nguyen, and three children. On her personal page, the singer of "Mat nai cha cha cha" often shares everyday images, family meals and time off at her and her husband's houses.
Notably, the beachfront villa in Destin, USA. This is a gift Thomas Tam gave his wife.
The villa is located near the beach, with a campus area of nearly 1,000m2, including 6 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, 2 swimming pools and a large yard. The space meets the resort needs of large families, and can also welcome friends and relatives on special occasions.
Hong Ngoc's husband directly supervises the repair and completion process of the house. Inside the villa, the living room uses bright colors, combined with classic-style wooden furniture. The arrangement is not too fussy but still creates a feeling of luxury and warmth.
The dining room and kitchen are designed spaciously. Many large windows help receive natural light, creating ventilation for the space. The bedrooms are paved with wooden floors, decorated minimally, prioritizing convenience.
Behind the villa is a swimming pool and an area for tables and chairs for the family to relax. The yard is paved with bricks, surrounded by green trees, separate from the outside noise. This is where the female singer and her husband often bring their children to rest when they have time.
When the family does not use it, the house is occasionally rented to tourists. Therefore, the villa is both a resort and exploited as a real estate source of income.
In addition to the house near the sea in Florida, Hong Ngoc's family also has a place to live in Dallas, Texas. This is the main living area of the female singer, her husband and three children.
In Dallas, Hong Ngoc chooses a rhythm of life close to nature. She takes care of trees, roses, cutting grass and raising chickens in her home grounds. These jobs that are unfamiliar to the stage have become the daily joy of the female singer.
Hong Ngoc's morning usually starts with preparing meals, taking her children to school and taking care of the house. She still performs on weekends if scheduled, and also supports her husband in organizing music programs.
At the age of U50, Hong Ngoc does not leave art but no longer follows a tight schedule. After health upheavals, she pays more attention to her family, seeking a balance between work and private life.
For the female singer, the value of houses is not only in the area or amenities. It is also a space for members to reunite, rest and capture simple moments behind the stage lights.
