How is Thanh Bui now?

Thanh Bui performs with his two sons on stage

In a recent performance, musician Thanh Bui performed the song "Ba ke con nghe" with his students and especially with his twin sons Khai An and Kien An. This was the final performance of Thanh Bui's twins at the music academy founded by the singer himself. The performances were performed by the students with the support of their teachers.

During the performance with his two sons, Thanh Bui could not hide his emotions. He burst into tears right after the performance ended.

Thanh Bui shared that his sons have speech delay. The two boys still cannot speak until they are two years old.

Recalling the days of confusion because of worrying that her children had autism, Thanh Bui said: "I found a very good doctor. The doctor came to my house, accompanied my children for three months, and then concluded that they were not autistic, just had a language disorder. So we went step by step to solve the problem. Now, my children are 6 years old and make me proud because they are developing very well. Khai An - Kien An even have aspects that develop faster than their age."

Thanh Bui has barely appeared and no longer carries out music projects. He focuses on educational projects instead of showbiz activities. Before that, Thanh Bui was one of the famous musicians and also a singer who collaborated with many international singers. Before returning to Vietnam, Thanh Bui had 18 years of artistic activities in Australia. He signed a contract with Universal, wrote thousands of songs, opened a music school in Australia, and had international hits.

Thanh Bui has achieved many successes in the art field.

As a talented artist and also achieved great success, but the fact that he married a wife from a wealthy family, many people still think that he is thanks to his wife.

The male musician affirmed: "I don't care about money, so I don't feel offended when people say I'm successful thanks to my wife. I don't just sit there and do nothing. Success starts with action. If you have to explain to everyone in your life, it's a waste of time. That time could be spent doing something more meaningful."