Rumor has it that Luu Dao is ‘hated’, her husband has a child of his own, insiders speak out

March 17, page Sina Dozens of bloggers reported that Luu Dao’s husband, businessman Vuong Kha, had an affair and had an illegitimate child. After the actress knew about it, she decided to divorce. The marriage of both has ended, just waiting for the right time to announce to the public.

Before the noise, Luu Dao’s management company denied it. Meanwhile, the actress emphasized that this is an act of defamation, affecting her family’s private life. Star Heavenly dragon eight sets posted more than 20 social media accounts that spread false information and commissioned lawyers to take these people to court, in order to protect their reputation.

Liu Tao denied the divorce.

According to SinaLuu Dao is known as the “national wife” of Chinese showbiz. After marrying the giant Vuong Kha, Luu Dao did not have a luxurious life because her husband was insolvent and lost all his assets.

However, Luu Dao still stood by her husband’s side. In order to have money to cover her life and repay her husband’s debt, Luu Dao returned to the entertainment industry despite facing hundreds of pressures.

After 5 years of hard work with 25 films, there was a time when she even received 18 different roles in a year, and Liu Tao completely paid off the debt. 57 million USD instead of husband.

Currently, Luu Dao is called “the three women who risk their lives” because she not only continuously acts in movies, but also participates in many entertainment programs. Besides, despite his reputation being affected, Luu Dao still participates in the e-commerce platform, becoming a livestream MC to earn money to support his family.

Liu Tao was born in 1978, she is famous for her series of hit works such as Hoan Chau is separated by 3, Red and Black 2000, the last Royal Consort, Bach Xa Story, Princess Dali, Hoang Phi Hong and the five great disciples, Ma Sword of Life and Death, Great Characters…

In which, the role of A Chau in Heavenly dragon eight sets helped Luu Dao’s career flourish. In the 2000s, she became a favorite “historical film beauty” on the Chinese small screen.