Actress Khine Thin Kyi's husband released from Insein Prison

by · Eleven Media Group Co., Ltd

Actress Khaing Thin Kyi’s husband, U Khant Naing, has been released from Insein Prison, according to sources.

“The long-awaited day has come, my prayers have been fulfilled, and the family is reunited,” actress Khaing Thin Kyi wrote on social media.

Actress Khaing Thin Kyi’s husband, U Khant Naing, a businessman, was arrested at their home on Thuwunna Hnin Si Ni Road, Ward 30, Thingangyun Township, at around 11 pm on April 27, 2022.

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