Elly Tran Ha – 6 Things To Know About The American-Vietnamese Model

Sharp-witted, stylish and alluringly attractive, Elly Tran Ha is an American-Vietnamese model who has become one of the most talked-about models in Vietnam. Over the years, she has been able to build a huge community of admirers who adore her gorgeous looks and her taste for fashion. The model is especially popular on social media where she has hordes of people following her every move.

Apart from her work as a model, Elly Tran Ha is also an actress and many movie lovers in Vietnam hold her in very high esteem as she has established herself as one of the most exciting stars in Vietnamese cinema. Let’s tell you all we know about her starting from her background before she got famous.

Who Is Elly Tran Ha?

Elly Tran Ha was born on August 6, 1987, in Ho Chi Minh, a very popular city in southern Vietnam. She spent a part of her childhood in Vietnam, however, when she was still a young girl, she moved to the USA with her family. It is noteworthy that her full name is Elly NguYen Tran Ha even though she is now more commonly called Elly Tran Ha.

Elly has not made known the name of her parents. Also, it is not known if she has any siblings with whom she spent her childhood. This is mainly because she has kept mute about who her family members are.

The model had her education in the USA before she eventually went back to Vietnam. It was back in Vietnam that she became a very famous person.

She had self-esteem issues

Elly Tran Ha is a very bold person who knows what she wants and goes about stunning fans with her proactive moves. However, this has not always been the case with the model; according to reports, she used to be a very timid lady who battled with low self-esteem.

Sources revealed that when she was still in the USA, she was mocked by so many of her peers especially because of her looks. Some of these persons opined that her sensitive body parts including her breasts were maturing too fast. Because of this, she became very reserved and timid. During this time, she was often referred to as an ‘insociable nerd’ who likes to keep to herself.

Elly suffered this inferiority complex for some time before she eventually moved to back to Vietnam where things changed for her.

How Elly Tran Ha became famous

When Elly came back to Vietnam, she found the people and culture there more accommodating and comfortable for her to relate to. She soon began to take pictures of herself and upload them on Instagram to share with others. Some of the photos were very revealing, sensual and provocative and they soon caught the attention of many people.

In a very short space of time, Elly Tran Ha recorded a huge boost in her self-confidence level and continued her work on social media. Different blogs in Vietnam found her photos appealing and started writing about her. This helped in shooting Elly to the limelight in a very big way. Soon, she became one of the most talked-about social media stars in the country and consequently began to land modeling gigs for different brands. She now appears on many teen sites and magazines.

Elly also began to appear in movies. Some of the films she has starred in include the 2010 romantic movie That Sounds Good and the 2011 film Saigon Electricity. Her appearance in movies also helped to boost her popularity and in 2011, she won the Vietnamese Golden Kite Award for Best Actress.

She is a lover of video games

Elly Tran Ha is a lover of video games. According to reports, she began to play video games while back in the United States. She continued playing in Vietnam and in 2012, the actress used her immense popularity to actively spearhead the creation of awareness in Indonesia for the launch of “RAN Return”, an online video game.

She has a daughter

Elly Tran Ha has a daughter called Cadie whom she is very fond of. Elly has often posted her daughter’s photos on social media expressing her love for the little girl. However, the identity of Cadie’s father remains a mystery as Elly has not revealed who the man is. Some reports have claimed that she is married to a man whose identity she is keeping a secret, but this has not been confirmed.

Elly Tran Ha’s Net worth

There is no doubt that Elly Tran Ha has been able to rake in a considerable amount of money for herself over the years with her work as a model and an actress. She has worked with different brands as a model and has starred in different movies and got paid for her efforts.

At the moment, Elly Tran Ha is reported to be worth between $500,000 to $1 million according to different sources.

Body measurements

Elly Tran Ha is a very beautiful woman and this is one of the reasons her many fans love her. The model stands at 5 feet 6 inches in height and is reported to weigh about 47kg. Her body measurements have been revealed to be 35 inches (breasts), 23 inches (waist), and 35 inches (hips).

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