Bella Ho is a 22-year-old nursing student who made her debut on the HBO Max reality show House of Ho in its second season. She is the cousin of Washington and Judy Ho, the children of Binh and Hue Ho, two Vietnamese immigrants who built a multi-million dollar real estate empire in Houston, Texas. But Bella has a fascinating story of her own, as she is the daughter of Thanh Ha, a famous Vietnamese singer who is known as the “Justin Bieber of Vietnam”.
Thanh Ha’s Life and Career
According to Bustle, Thanh Ha was born in Da Nang, Vietnam, to a Vietnamese mother and a U.S. Air Force officer, who died in the war when she was two years old. After graduating high school, she moved to Saigon, and then to the U.S. in 1991. She had to work various odd jobs to survive, including a stint at McDonald’s, before finding success as a singer in Vietnam. She has won several singing competitions and released many albums, earning her the nickname of the “Justin Bieber of Vietnam” in the House of Ho series.
Bella’s Relationship with Her Parents
Bella was born to Thanh Ha and Andy Ho, who divorced when she was young but remained friends. She grew up in California, where she developed a passion for singing as well. She has a close bond with her mother, who she calls her “ride or die” on her Instagram account. She also has a good relationship with her father, who often visits her and supports her education. According to the Tien Phong news site, Bella was studying nursing at a university in California and was finishing her final semester in 2021.
Bella’s Return to Texas and Appearance on House of Ho
Bella decided to return to Texas after completing her studies, where she joined her cousin Kim Ho, who also moved back from the Bay Area. They both appeared on the second season of House of Ho, which premiered on August 25, 2022. The show follows the lives of the Ho family, who struggle with balancing their traditional values and modern aspirations. Bella and Kim bring a different perspective to the show, as they are more independent and outspoken than their older relatives. They also face cultural clashes with their parents, who raised them the way they were raised by their grandparents. Bella and Kim hope to bridge the gap between the generations and find their own place in the family.
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