Miu Le's management company officially dropped her name.

Hanoi [Vietnam], August 10: KIM Entertainment has officially removed Miu Le from its list of managed artists, nearly three months after the singer was indicted and taken into custody.
Representatives from Kim Entertainment have publicly released a list of 10 artists currently managed by the company, including Hong Dao , Truc Nhan, Tuan Tran , Gil Le, Cody Nam Vo, JayKii, Do Khanh Van, Hoang Anh Panda, Xoai Non, and Vinh Tran. Miu Le is not included in this list.
This is the first time Kim Entertainment has directly confirmed that Miu Le is no longer on their list of managed artists. Previously, Kim Entertainment's official fan page updated its cover photo, which no longer featured Miu Le, sparking much debate on social media.
This new development comes as Miu Le is being temporarily detained for investigation into a case that occurred at Tung Thu beach area, Cat Hai special zone, Hai Phong .
On May 11th, following information from the Hai Phong City Police regarding Miu Le's involvement in a drug use case, Kim Entertainment issued a statement addressing the incident. In the statement, the company acknowledged the negative information circulating in the past few hours and apologized to the audience for the impact the incident has had on public sentiment and attention. According to the company representative, they are urgently verifying the facts and will handle the matter in the most accurate and objective manner possible.
On May 16th, after further evidence gathering and expanded investigation, the Criminal Investigation Department of the Hai Phong City Police Department initiated criminal proceedings and temporarily detained Miu Le for investigation into the act of "Organizing the illegal use of narcotics." In light of this new development, Kim Entertainment affirmed its respect for the law, its refusal to condone violations, and its cooperation with authorities. The company also offered an apology and stated that it would directly represent the singer in resolving work-related issues with affected partners, brands, and producers.
Nearly 20 years of artistic activity
Prior to the legal incident, Miu Le had nearly 20 years of experience in the entertainment industry, excelling in both music and film.
Miu Le, whose real name is Le Ánh Nhật, was born in 1991 and first gained recognition for her role in the 2009 film "Những thien thần ao trắng" (The White-Clad Angels) . Her character, July Miu, in the film is also the origin of her stage name, Miu Le. After her initial steps in acting, she simultaneously pursued a singing career and participated in numerous film projects.
Miu Le gained attention through films such as "House with 5 Fairies," "You Are My Grandma," "My Girlfriend Is My Boss," and "The Girl from Yesterday"... In music, she is known for songs like "I Miss You," "Pretending But I Love You," "Putting Aside Worries" (a collaboration with Da LAB), and " Because My Mother Made Me Break Up" (a collaboration with Karik).
In 2025, Miu Le participated in the "Em xinh say hi" program , continuing her activities in both music and film. In early 2026, she returned to the screen with " Dai tiet trang mau 8" (Blood Moon Party 8 ), before becoming involved in a case in Cat Ba.
Source: Thanh Nein Newspaper