Accused of beating a friend to the point of hospitalization, what did Miss Khanh Van say?

Recently, Miss Khanh Van was accused by a classmate from middle school of school violence, beating her friend to the point of being hospitalized for 3 days. This person claimed to be a former classmate of Khanh Van and said that she and some others beat her up because she refused to work as a maid in class.

After 2 days of silence, Miss Khanh Van officially spoke up on her personal page. Miss Universe Vietnam 2019 denied the school violence related to her, and affirmed that what her classmate N accused her of was a lie.

Khanh Van shared: "In the past few days, Van received information from an old classmate named N about Van's actions of plotting to form a group and beating him to the point of hospitalization when Van and him were in middle school together. When receiving this information, Van was really surprised because she knew for sure that this information was completely false.

However, before giving an official and accurate answer to the public, Van took the time to learn more about this story, as well as had the opportunity to meet her teacher and old friends again. To answer everyone's questions and to end this story, Van would like to respond as follows: Van confirms that N was Van's classmate in secondary school at Ngo Quyen Secondary School.

The information related to Van and some of her former classmates was written by N on her personal Facebook and shared in the media, especially the actions such as hitting and slapping that caused N to be hospitalized for 3 days. Van would like to confirm that this is completely false information. Van and her friends have never acted like that towards N as you said.

To verify the incident, on December 20, Van and the Miss Universe Vietnam organization met and worked with principal Thai Van Chau (principal of Ngo Quyen Secondary School from 2009 to 2016), along with some former classmates from the same class at that time to clarify and verify that the above information was completely false.

Normally, when faced with inaccurate and unfounded information, Van would like to refrain from speaking up. However, this story is related to the issue of school violence, related to Van's image, the Miss Universe Vietnam organization, the school, and the trust that fans have placed in Van and the brands that are accompanying Van. Van wants to speak up once to put an end to the false information, to avoid this matter from being pushed too far.

Finally, as a public figure, Van clearly understands the pressures and pressures from public opinion, so when speaking out about this story, Van did not intend to condemn or criticize N's actions.

Van hopes that N will also look back at this whole incident correctly, Van also hopes that everyone will not be harsh with N's actions. More than anyone, Van always hopes that good things will come to N. and all of her teachers and former classmates. Van asks for permission after speaking up this time, Van will not mention this story again."

Through this sharing, Khanh Van also apologized to the audience, relatives and former teachers for causing unpleasant noises. "Van would also like to send her sincere thanks to the teachers, especially Principal Thai Van Chau and old friends who have been by her side and accompanied her. Van sincerely apologizes to her family, teachers, friends and those who love her if the recent incident has affected everyone. Sincerely!" - the beauty expressed.

In May 2021, Miss Khanh Van represented Vietnam at the 69th Miss Universe contest. With her efforts and confidence, she excelled in the Top 21 finalists and was the contestant with the highest votes in the 69-year history of Miss Universe.

At the end of the contest, Khanh Van left many beautiful impressions in the hearts of domestic and foreign audiences, with a fanpage of more than 2 million followers and an IG of nearly 800,000 followers. In addition, she was also honored in the Top 20 Miss Grandslam (Miss of Misses) voted by the international website Global Beauties.

According to VTC