Minh Du made a record when he was accused of debauchery and oppressing young artists

ĐÔNG DU |

Minh Du officially spoke out about the scandal in which he was accused of throwing wild parties and bullying young colleagues.

On the evening of October 2, actor Minh Du spoke up after several days of silence amid the turmoil in his personal life.

Accordingly, the actor sent his thanks to those who have always followed and worried about him due to the events of the past few days.

The actor said: "Minh Du understands that the above information has caused a lot of confusion."

Along with that, Minh Du said that he and his team are collecting all the evidence related to the information that has recently appeared. The actor has contacted the unit that created the minutes to ensure that the evidence is collected transparently and legally. This evidence will be used by Minh Du and his team to work with the authorities to ensure his legal rights and interests.

"Minh Du would like to not make any further statements on this issue until there is an official conclusion from the competent authorities. I hope everyone will continue to accompany and wait for the most accurate information from Minh Du," the actor shared.

Previously, Minh Du was involved in a private scandal. The incident originated from an account believed to belong to music producer Phan Dat, who called out three people by name: Minh Du, Hoang Phi, and Nam Thu.

Phan Dat said that this is the trio that makes him extremely disappointed when living and working together in a theater.

In addition, Phan Dat accused Minh Du of organizing "wild parties", playing with his assistants and badmouthing others. Later, this person also accused Minh Du of having a reputation for bullying younger colleagues and being ungrateful to those who helped him.

This information attracted the attention of the audience, many people were surprised because Minh Du always behaved moderately and was also a writer.

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