Hoang Thu Phuong, also known as Phuong Ku, is a beauty born and raised in Hanoi but established her career in Ho Chi Minh City.
Four years ago, following Tiểu Hý, she unexpectedly went viral among the “top-tier” crowd with her skillful dance clips set to catchy “hot trend” tunes. This 9X girl attracted millions of followers and hearts from netizens. What stands out about her is her exquisite dance moves, attractive face, and slim waist.
For gamers, Phuong Ku made her mark by dancing to the song “Do Toc 2” (the MV that held the No.1 spot on YouTube Trending) at that time. Wearing a simple outfit with an off-shoulder top that subtly showcased her waist and a dynamic black skirt, this 9X girl made netizens excited for being both beautiful and talented in dancing. Phuong Ku is predicted to “usurp” Tiểu Hý’s throne.
The Hot Girl is Gradually Establishing Her Fame
With her business projects and social media content creation, Phuong Ku is becoming more well-known and loved by many. Her beauty, charisma, and personalized content help her quickly attract hundreds of thousands of followers. Specifically, she currently has half a million followers on her personal Facebook account and over 2.1 million followers on her TikTok channel.
The Strange Confession from a Male Fan
Frequently interacting and maintaining a connection with her admirers, recently, Phuong Ku made everyone laugh and cry when she shared a unique story. A male fan confessed that he admired Phuong, loved reposting her clips on TikTok, saving them, and uploading them on his personal page. However, this caused his girlfriend to become furious, leading to arguments and even a breakup. He found this situation to be absurd and not worth it.
Hot girl Phuong Ku then shared her thoughts: “Who forced you? Who forced??? It’s me, I’m angry too, what about everyone else :)))))). Please take note, everyone.”
Instead of avoiding the issue, Phuong responded unapologetically with a humorous yet clear style. Her short but sharp answer was not only funny but also showed a strong and decisive self-protective attitude regarding personal issues online. For her, “love has its limits, affection must be civilized.” And that is more important than millions of views or followers.