The primetime beauty caused a stir because of her role as a 10th grade girl who is too pretty even though she is only 1m53 tall.

Nguyen Hoang Ngoc Huyen attracted attention with her role as An in "My Father, the one who stays". Although she is 28 years old, the actress plays the role of a 16-year-old 10th grade student very well.

Thanks to her petite figure and youthful appearance, the former hot girl from the University of Education plays the role of An without making the audience feel the age difference.

3 years older than Thai Vu, but Nguyen Hoang Ngoc Huyen plays his younger sister. In the film, she plays the daughter of Meritorious Artist Thai Son with many emotional scenes.

"My Father, the One Who Stays" marks the reunion of Nguyen Hoang Ngoc Huyen and Tran Nghia after part 1 of "We of 8 Years Later", but from the role of lovers, they switched to playing brothers.

At the launch event of "My Father, the One Who Stays", Nguyen Hoang Ngoc Huyen said that An is her first leading role. Although this character in the original "In the Name of the Family" was successfully portrayed by Dam Tung Van, the actress is not pressured at all.

Nguyen Hoang Ngoc Huyen shared: "When I knew this was an adaptation, the original was very successful, I was worried that the audience would love the character too much to overcome that shadow. Director Vu Truong Khoa's words still had a great impact on me: When choosing Huyen for the role of An, Thai Vu for the role of Viet or Tran Nghia for the role of Nguyen, I believed you were those characters. Don't imitate or try to become another version, just be yourself. This is the role where I can relax, be comfortable and be myself the most."

Nguyen Hoang Ngoc Huyen was born in 1997, originally a hot girl from the University of Education and a photo model.

Although 1.53m tall, thanks to her photogenic face and youthful, natural beauty, Nguyen Hoang Ngoc Huyen is still favored by brands.

Nguyen Hoang Ngoc Huyen began to gain attention as an actress when she participated in the movie "Unforgettable Days" (2020).

After that, she participated in Mirror Mask, Happy Garage, Don't Say When You Love and most recently, Us of 8 Years Later as the young teacher Nguyet. My Father, the One Staying is the first film she played the main role.