Sayuri, a single mother, says she feels more scared when she holds her baby after raising her child alone

By AnJee, Jung

May 01, 2025

Sayuri, a single mother, says she feels more scared when she holds her baby after raising her child alone



Sayuri, a single mother, says she feels more scared when she holds her baby after raising her child alone
Sayuri, a single mother, says she feels more scared when she holds her baby after raising her child alone
Broadcaster Sayuri expressed her affection for her son Jen.

Sayuri shared her happy daily life with her son Jen on the 1st.

The photo shows Sayuri saving her happy time with her son on camera before going to sleep. Mother and son lying side by side in couple pajamas. From Sayuri's bright smile, everyday happiness was conveyed.




In addition, he shared a picture taken with Jen with a comical expression, and the appearance of a mother and son who look exactly like him induces laughter. Jen then raised her feet when her mother filmed it, making viewers laugh with her adorable appearance in a stormy growth.

At this time, Sayuri "It is said that when you hold a baby, you feel more fear than usual. You have to protect the baby unconsciouslyBecause I feel ' It draws attention by adding, "Hold the fear you have now and make it our precious."

Sayuri, a single mother, says she feels more scared when she holds her baby after raising her child alone
Meanwhile, Sayuri was unmarried in 2020 and donated a Western man's sperm from Japan to have a son, Jen. Currently, she is raising Jen alone as a single mother.




Recently, Sayuri appeared on the YouTube channel 'A-list Jang Young-ran' and "Jen doesn't think it's sad that she (doesn't have a dad). I don't want people to look at me pitifully" he said.

Then, he said, "'You're so cool' when we meet after giving birth to Jeongja Donation. I hope you don't think I'm cool."It's actually best for a child to have a father. I felt it even before I raised it. But I did this because I couldn't make that choice, and I think it's much better to have a father for those who can make that choice."






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