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Angela Phuong Trinh causes a stir

Aug 12, 2026

Hanoi [Vietnam], August 12: In the image posted on social media, Angela Phuong Trinh surprised everyone with her stylish short haircut.
On TikTok , a platform with over 800,000 followers, Angela Phuong Trinh shared a short clip, attracting attention with her fresh new look. Unlike her previous feminine appearance, the 9X actress appeared with a short, edgy hairstyle. Along with the clip, she wrote: "Just got a new haircut, what do you all think?"
Immediately, this video quickly garnered attention from the online community, sparking debates surrounding the actress's new look. Many praised Angela Phuong Trinh's edgy appearance. However, many netizens also expressed regret over her previous sweet image. Some even questioned whether the actress "cut her hair" to create a more attractive look for her online sales business.
What are netizens saying about Angela Phuong Trinh's image?
One commenter wrote: "If the old version made her feel tired and unhappy, then if this version makes her happier, we should support her." Another viewer shared: "I don't like the current style, but I have to admit she's really pretty; she looks beautiful in both versions." One user wrote: "I think she's beautiful, even more beautiful than the old version." "Any version is fine, as long as she feels satisfied with herself," wrote a viewer.
However, Angel Phuong Trinh's new image has also sparked mixed reactions. One user commented: "What a pity, please bring back the old Angel Phuong Trinh for the audience." Another wrote: "This image is also beautiful. But I prefer her beauty from the past." Viewers wondered: "Why the sudden change?"
Source: Thanh Nien Newspaper

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