Happy Birthday to My Son, a True Mini-Me

Ku Tin, Đàm Vĩnh Hưng’s biological son, was adopted by the singer when he was young.

Đàm Vĩnh Hưng has three children, including his biological son, Polo (in white), and two adopted children, Kutin and Huỳnh Như.

“Happy birthday, Ku Tin! Dad Hưng wishes you a wonderful year ahead, filled with joy, health, peace, luck, happiness, success, and a lifetime of tranquility.”

Đàm Vĩnh Hưng’s son immediately drew attention for his striking resemblance to his father, especially in his mature and slender features, including their similar noses and mouths.

The boy strongly resembles Đàm Vĩnh Hưng.

Many of Đàm Vĩnh Hưng’s friends and family members left birthday wishes for his son.

Ku Tin, whose real name is Lâm Quân, is actually the biological son of Huỳnh Minh Hạnh, Đàm Vĩnh Hưng’s younger sister.

However, since they were young, Đàm Vĩnh Hưng has cared for and loved Ku Tin and his sister, Huỳnh Như, as if they were his own children. The Vietnamese music king often mentions his son, Ku Tin, on social media and in the media.

Đàm Vĩnh Hưng provides his son, Ku Tin, with a comfortable and happy life, ensuring he doesn’t miss out on anything. Many people even consider Ku Tin a real-life Rich Kid.

Ku Tin often checks into luxurious places and attends an international school with high tuition fees. Despite this, he is a diligent student who makes his father proud with his excellent academic achievements. Mr. Đàm once shared that Ku Tin has started helping out with household chores.

Đàm Vĩnh Hưng is proud of his son’s academic achievements.

The singer once shared about his son, Ku Tin, and his adopted daughter, Huỳnh Như: “No exaggeration, but my two children are very well-behaved, gentle, polite, smart, affectionate, independent, and humble. They don’t rely on my fame… Aren’t they adorable?”

In an interview in 2022, the Vietnamese music king revealed that he spends hundreds of millions of dong each month on the education of his three children, including his biological son, Polo, and two adopted children, Ku Tin and Huỳnh Như. As a single father, he affirmed that he could easily afford to send his children abroad for studies but chose not to.

“I have the means to send my children abroad for studies, but I can’t bear to be apart from them. I adore my children and worry that if they study abroad, they might not come back. I want to stay close to them so they will love me. I spend as much time as possible with them. If I have two shows in one night, I will rush home during the break to spend time with them. On weekends, we go to malls to enjoy Korean and Japanese food because they love the lively atmosphere.

I need to keep working hard and maybe even build another ATM at home. That way, even when they are no longer under my wings, they will still come home often to withdraw money (laughs).”

In reality, not only do children resemble their parents, but they can also inherit features from other close family members.

Why is that?

According to genetic science, close relatives, especially aunts and uncles, have a high probability of sharing similar X and Y chromosomes as the father. As a result, the children may also inherit similar genes and exhibit physical traits resembling those family members.

Since sons have XY chromosomes, they are more likely to resemble their uncles, while daughters, with XX chromosomes, may share more similarities with their aunts.

However, everything depends on probability in genetic inheritance, so not all children will resemble their aunts and uncles. Generally, children tend to take after their parents more, sometimes looking like carbon copies of their younger selves, so there’s no need to worry too much, moms and dads!