Vietnam runner-up married a young master’s husband, sending his children to the most expensive school in Hanoi

With a huge fortune, many Vbiz stars often surprise their children when they send their children to international / private schools with “heavenly” tuition fees. Typically among them is runner-up Duong Tu Anh who is always famous for her children’s education.

After marrying the young master’s husband, the runner-up currently has a 3-year-old son. Recently, the child has returned to kindergarten after a long break from school. Runner-up Duong Tu Anh confided when taking her children to school: “Today, I can’t do anything all day, just waiting for you to come home”.

Previously, in a story, she once showed her son studying at the most expensive international school in Hanoi. According to the tuition fee table for the school year 2021 – 2022, the school’s tuition fee is in the range of 271.3 – 747.4 million VND/year (excluding the half-day class). Besides, parents also need to pay 2 non-refundable fees: registration fee (3.5 million VND), reservation fee (70.8 million VND), security fee (23.6 million VND).

Thus, a year, runner-up Duong Tu Anh also needs to spend for her children at least 350 million VND for the first year and more than 250 million VND for the next year. This is the level of tuition that only rich kids can follow!

With a strong investment in her children, runner-up Duong Tu Anh also proved her “spending ability”, as well as joining the showbiz parents’ association for their children to go to terrible schools like Ho Ngoc Ha, MC Quyen Linh .. .

Talking about the first session to bring her son, runner-up Tu Anh also “edited” the classic passage: “That morning tomorrow, a morning full of autumn dew and cold wind. My grandfather lovingly took my hand and led me down the long and narrow road. This road I was used to walking many times, but this time naturally I The scenery around me has changed, because my heart is having a big change: I go to school today.”

She also added that when she had to go back to school after a long time, her son was still not used to it, so he “went to school with tears in his eyes” to the point that the mother had to buy candy to lift her spirits.

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