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H'Hen Nie brought her child along when she served as a judge

Jun 08, 2026

Seoul [South Korea], June 8: The beauty queen said that since returning to work, she takes her child with her wherever she goes. Just like her mother used to carry her child to work in the fields, today her daughter also got to experience going to work with her mother in a different way.
After checking in on the red carpet and taking commemorative photos with the poster of H'Hen Nie as a mentor on The Face Vietnam 2026, the beauty queen immediately transformed into a vibrant red outfit, while little Harley went back to the hotel with her father to rest.
Besides Miss H'Hen Nie, the northern preliminary round also featured the show's host - designer Do Manh Cuong - along with two mentors: supermodel and actress Anh Thu and supermodel and runner-up Vo Hoang Yen.
The organizers said that the preliminary round revealed a number of impressive talents with the potential to go far. The program does not require applicants to have professional modeling experience, but welcomes all fashion personalities, from new faces to individuals who have already achieved a certain level of success.
The presence of many young people pursuing gender-neutral fashion styles, possessing unique beauty, or coming from locations far from the capital, created excitement for the program.
The preliminary round for the southern region will be held in Ho Chi Minh City on June 27th.
Source: Thanh Nien Newspaper

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