Sayuri, who is fighting cancer, expressed her earnest desire I want to live until my grandson turns 18

By GyeEun, Lee

Jul 04, 2025

Sayuri, who is fighting cancer, expressed her earnest desire I want to live until my grandson turns 18



Japanese broadcaster Sayuri's mother gave an update.

On the 3rd 'Sayuri's Death Note' channel, a video was released saying '73-year-old grandmother's daily life of raising Jen Mal-bbang'.

In the house of Sayuri, not Sayuri, but Sayuri's mother was taking care of Jen. As Sayuri was away from home due to her Japanese schedule, she asked her mother to take care of Jen. Sayuri's mother helped Jen studying, but Jen soon got tired of it and showed a clear view of her argument, making her laugh.




Sayuri's mother focused on parenting with all her might, such as dancing together while matching Jen's mood, and eventually quickly exhausted.

Sayuri, who is fighting cancer, expressed her earnest desire I want to live until my grandson turns 18
In the meantime, Sayuri's mother said, "My grandfather and grandmother must be alive until Jen turns 18!"What am I going to do alone?" he said. Come quickly!," he said, looking for Sayuri and making her laugh.

Meanwhile, Sayuri was a voluntary non-married mother who gave birth to Jen in 2020 with the donation of a Western man's sperm.




In March, she felt sorry for her mother's breast cancer battle. After that, Sayuri's mother completed chemotherapy and radioactive treatment, and Sayuri "Mom overcame it well and is living well. I will become healthier, recover more, and show you a lot of great things in the future."



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