On Channel A's ‘Best Friends Documentary for 4 People's Dining Table’, which was broadcast at 8:10pm on the 16th, Sayuri was shown inviting Hangul, Jung In and Kang Nam.
On that day, Sayuri confessed that she had rushed into a test tube operation to have a baby after being diagnosed with an early menopause crisis that made it difficult for her to conceive.
Sayuri then said that she had a boyfriend whom she loved but they broke up, and that "I said I really loved him and wanted to marry him forever, but the man said, 'If he doesn't want to, it's violence'. That's how we broke up."
Hearing this, Kang Nam said that she "must have suffered from being dumped", as she wondered whether she had been dumped or not, and if someone saw her, they would think she had been dumped. Sayuri was right and said that "as soon as I broke up with my boyfriend, I tried to have a blind date but I couldn't" and that "my age was 39, but one moment my periods became irregular and when I went to the obstetrician for a check-up, they said my figures were very low and it would be difficult to have a baby."
She further revealed that she "really wanted to die" and that "so I decided to do everything I could and then I could die and I had to do a test tube."
Sayuri said, "I want to have a child, but until now I didn't care about having a child and I thought I could always have a child" and "I could select the sperm by doing the test tube procedure quickly, but the allergy information, family diseases, IQ and EQ are disclosed beforehand" and "The donor's personality is such that once he starts, he doesn't give up. I selected the donor because he has a character that does not give up once he starts."
He also said, "And the donor's face can only be seen in a picture when she was very young, but her hair is a dark colour and she has brown eyes, which is different from Zen" and "I heard that Western babies can go from blonde hair to brown hair as well."
2024/09/17 08:10 KST
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