Vietnamese singer and actress Miu Le has become the focus of public attention after authorities linked her to an alleged drug-use case in Hai Phong, triggering growing concern across the country’s entertainment industry.

Vietnamese showbiz continues to grapple with drug-related controversies as several well-known artists face legal troubles and public backlash.

Many Vietnamese artists, including musician Minh Khang, singer Le Quyen, Meritorious Artist Duc Hai, and singer Duy Manh, have faced severe public backlash due to vulgar statements, leading to serious consequences to their images and careers.

A series of controversies involving Vietnamese celebrities highlights how cultural missteps can quickly erode public trust beyond repair.

Singer Le Quyen has stated that her behavior to protect herself is not wrong and that her speech is not “deviant” as criticized.

The incident of singer Le Quyen cursing at fans using inappropriate language has created shock waves on the Threads social media app.

The controversy surrounding singer Dan Truong's fundraising using a personal account is a universal lesson for artists and celebrities in particular, and for individuals in general.

Personal controversies and scandals involving actors have caused damage to film projects in which they have been involved as the public has boycotted some of these films.

The arrests of actress Truong Ngoc Anh, Miss Grand International 2021 Thuy Tien, and fashion designer Nguyen Cong Tri have sent shockwaves through Vietnamese entertainment in 2025, shaking public trust in celebrity figures.

Behind the glamour, many actors battle wage theft, abuse, and financial ruin while chasing their artistic dreams.

Following her legal troubles in May, Miss Grand International 2021 Thuy Tien has been entirely replaced - both visually and vocally - in the film Chot Don in an unexpected and historic move for Vietnamese cinema.

A string of high-profile arrests is prompting serious reflection on how Vietnam manages its public figures and promotes respect for the law.

Actors and crew are once again voicing frustration over unpaid wages in Vietnam’s growing film industry.

Many celebrities feel free sharing personal disputes on social media, turning public spaces into dumping grounds for private problems.

Nguyen Thuc Thuy Tien’s fraud case isn’t the first - Vietnam has seen several former pageant winners embroiled in serious scandals.

An alarming wave of false advertising and counterfeit products has drawn in top Vietnamese artists and influencers, sparking public outrage and legal scrutiny.

The former Miss Grand International 2021 is under investigation for deceiving consumers in the Kera product case.

Celebrity endorsements face tighter rules as Vietnam revises laws to prevent misconduct.

After her arrest, questions swirl over whether Thuy Tien will be stripped of her title, though her reign officially ended in 2022.