People's Artist Tran Nhuong has been through two failed marriages and needs a woman to keep him company.

People's Artist Tran Nhuong specializes in playing evil and sinister roles.

People's Artist Tran Nhuong has made a strong impression on audiences through films such as Provincial Chairman, When the Birds Return, The Mysterious Will... Recently, he also attracted the attention of audiences through the hit TV series "The Judge". Although he is now in his twilight years and living on a pension, the artist is still a sought-after face with many art projects.

Sometimes, he could not understand why directors "tailored" him such roles. But it cannot be denied that People's Artist Tran Nhuong played the role well and left a strong impression on the audience.

There is no need to say much about the career of People's Artist Tran Nhuong because his roles and awards have proven it all. He used to be the Director of the People's Public Security Drama Group and after retiring, he still pursued his passion for art as the Director of the Center for Preservation and Development of Stage Arts.

People's Artist Tran Nhuong: 2 marriages, still lonely in old age

People's Artist Tran Nhuong had a successful career, but his private life was full of problems. The artist's first marriage was also a story that made him ponder. A few years ago, when answering the press about the reason for his marriage, he revealed an unexpected truth.

To pursue art, People's Artist Tran Nhuong had to get married for the sake of his family. In 2014, he confided to Dai Lo: "My parents have been farmers all their lives, and have worked hard, so they wanted their children to have a career. After a while, seeing my determination, my family let me join the troupe, but in return, I had to get married to make the whole family feel secure." When he got married, People's Artist Tran Nhuong was only 21 years old.

After 22 years of living with his first wife, he was able to pursue his passion for art and had great success in his career. But in the end, People's Artist Tran Nhuong had to stop and let go of this marriage. He went back alone to fulfill his dream of being an artist.

People's Artist Tran Nhuong spent about 10 years living alone before coming to his second wife. He said: "After breaking up with my first wife, I spent about 10 years alone and cursed celibacy because I felt that living alone was much more comfortable and easier. My children were all grown up, so I decided to live alone."

But as he once said, "marriage is fate", so when he reached the age of U60, he met a woman who was 23 years younger than him. There was a time when People's Artist Tran Nhuong faced great pressure because of his age.

He confided: "Because of the large age gap, we cannot avoid differences in both perception and physiology. That is an obstacle in the process of building family happiness. If we are not careful, that difference will create tragedy in the lives of two people. Therefore, both of us have to sacrifice for each other," he happily said about his new home.

Despite the pressure of marrying a young wife, in the end, thanks to love and trust, People's Artist Tran Nhuong gradually overcame it and had a happy life. He is very proud of his beautiful young wife and talks about her with sincere feelings.

While they were so happy, suddenly in 2019, People's Artist Tran Nhuong and his young wife divorced. Sharing with the media, the insider confirmed that this information was correct. People's Artist Tran Nhuong's young wife said that even though they broke up, "there is still love", she still helped him when he was in trouble.

People's Artist Tran Nhuong also said that even though they broke up, they are still friends. "Bich Van - my second wife, although we don't have children together, we still consider each other as friends, occasionally asking about each other."

Having had two failed marriages, in his old age, People's Artist Tran Nhuong is still lonely. He needs a hand to take care of him in his old age. And his two children, director Binh Trong and actress Anh Phuong, also agree with their father's wishes. Sharing with Dan Tri, the male artist confided: "Living alone, I really hope to have a woman by my side to remind me to take my medicine. Looking at me like this, I also have many underlying diseases. I think my children will support their father in finding someone to accompany him in his old age. Maybe they will be interested in who that person is and what kind of personality he has."

Currently, despite suffering from many illnesses, People's Artist Tran Nhuong is still actively participating in films. That is also the joy of his old age.

By Family