Khanh Thi – Phan Hien’s child: 9-year-old Kubi has won the world championship twice, little Anna has to be flattered to dance

The family of dance and sports champions Khanh Thi and Phan Hien always receive a lot of attention from fans. In particular, recently the couple’s eldest son excelled with his dance partner to win the world championship in children’s division 1 (6-9 years old) at the Syllabus World Championship 2024 dance sport tournament. Previously in 2023, Kubu Minh Cuong also won this award and maintained its performance until 2024.

Minh Cuong, nicknamed Kubi, was born in 2015 and is the first son of Khanh Thi and Phan Hien. From a young age, the boy had a passion for dancesports like his parents. That’s why Kubi was taught dance sports by her parents from an early age. From then on, Kubi became acquainted with tournaments and reaped many achievements in developing Vietnamese dance.

Kubi continuously impresses fans with very skillful and professional dancing clips like a real dancer. Looking at Kubi’s soft, rhythmic dance moves, everyone predicts that the boy will be a dance sport grandmaster in the future. Phan Hien also revealed that Kubi has not shown his outstanding strengths in any dance genre, but he realized that his son has a very good taste in music.

Phan Hien’s son – Khanh Thi won the world gold prize for 2 consecutive years

Kubi and his dance partner practice with father Hien and mother Thi

In contrast to Kubi, the dance master couple’s second child, Anna, was initially not interested in the restrictive lessons, often finding ways to avoid her parents’ dance lessons. There was a time when little Anna had to let her mother beg, coax, and “flatter” her until she would learn to dance. However, in recent months, Khanh Thi has often shown off videos of her second child learning to dance. Khanh Thi said Anna has only been attending basic children’s classes for a few months but is considered quite talented.

Baby Anna and her brother Kubi

Anna is learning to dance and gradually enjoys the subject

The two “family” boys promise to help Vietnamese dance and sports achieve much success