She joined her parents in a performance of "Bai Ca Tom Ca" ("Song of Shrimp and Fish"), a track from DTAP's album "Made in Vietnam," released in mid-August. The family, dressed in matching ao dai (traditional Vietnamese attire), energized the crowd.
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Winnie, whose real name is Ong Yen Nhi, was born in 10/2020. Many fans consider her a "mini-me" of Ong Cao Thang, noting a strong facial resemblance. |
Dong Nhi’s family at the rehearsal.
Behind the scenes, Dong Nhi coached her daughter on the song.
DTAP recognized Winnie’s musical talent. When they invited Dong Nhi and Ong Cao Thang to perform the song, they suggested Winnie join in, feeling her presence would complement the cheerful spirit of the piece.
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At ages one and two, Winnie captivated fans with her expressive face. |
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As she grows, Winnie is praised for her charming looks and confidence in front of the camera. She currently attends an international school in Ho Chi Minh City. |
Dong Nhi says her daughter enjoys singing and dancing to music. The family is encouraging Winnie to explore various artistic pursuits, including playing instruments and dancing. Dong Nhi says she won’t pressure Winnie to follow in her and her husband’s footsteps, preferring to let her daughter develop naturally and choose her own career path.
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She also enjoys collecting toy models. |
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In addition to music, Dong Nhi and Ong Cao Thang encourage their daughter to participate in sports like swimming, badminton, and cycling to promote physical development. |
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During the summer, Winnie attended a children's training camp to foster independence. |
Winnie loves the color pink and dressing up as a princess. For her birthdays, Dong Nhi decorates with vibrant colors and provides outfits to match her daughter's preferences.
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Winnie (left) poses with her younger sister, Hannie (Ong Gia Han, one year old), in mid-August. According to Dong Nhi, Winnie is embracing her role as an older sister, showing affection and sharing toys. |
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She made her fashion show debut alongside her mother at an event in early 2024 in Ho Chi Minh City.
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The family enjoys spending time together.
Dong Nhi considers her two daughters precious gifts. Since becoming a mother, she feels she has matured in every way, gaining a deeper perspective on life. "Before, I enjoyed going out with friends. Now, my husband and children are my priority. The simple acts of taking my children to school, preparing their meals, and ensuring they sleep well bring me happiness," she says.
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The family often travels, allowing their children to explore the world. Dong Nhi created a social media account to document Winnie and Hannie’s childhood, attracting nearly half a million followers.
Dong Nhi, whose real name is Mai Hong Ngoc, is 35 years old. She achieved success with hits like "Khoc" ("Cry"), "Ngot Ngao" ("Sweet"), "Cho Em Mot Lan Yeu" ("Give Me One Time to Love"), "Pink Girl," and "Vi Ai Vi Anh" ("For Whom, For You"). In 12/2018, Dong Nhi held a 10-year anniversary concert at Quan Khu 7 Stadium in Ho Chi Minh City. Throughout her career, she has received numerous accolades, including the Cong Hien (Dedication Music Award), Mai Vang (Golden Orchid Award), Best Asian Artist at the 2015 Mnet Asian Music Awards (MAMA), and Best Southeast Asian Act at the 2016 MTV Europe Music Awards (EMA).
She and Ong Cao Thang married in Phu Quoc in 2019 after 10 years together. They welcomed their first daughter in 10/2020 and their second in 8/2024.
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