[Comprehensive] Sayuri refuses to appear on ‘Idol Singles’ “I like ‘Single’, young men who have never been together” (Gwanjong Unni)

[Ten Asia = Reporter Kim Ji-won]

Sayuri and Jihye Lee reached a consensus on ‘frozen eggs’.

On the 5th, the YouTube channel ‘Not Hateful Gwanjong Sister’ said, ‘Comment bomber Sayuri! A video titled ‘The story of thawing frozen eggs was revealed for the first time with strong speaking skills (Sayuri, Jeongin)’ was posted. Jihye Lee met Sayuri and Jeongin.

Jihye Lee asked, “How is she doing living alone?” Sayuri replied, “If children are the main dish, love is a side dish. It’s good to have side dishes, but I don’t feel too empty without them. Whenever I have the chance, I open it, but I don’t mind.”She continued, “I don’t have a relationship these days. I think about what it would be like if this person was my dad, what it would be like to be with Jen.”Sayuri also said, “If I get married, I won’t be a Zen father from the beginning. I think that person will want to have a child too. He will also want to have a child, but what if I can’t have a child? I hope he has a child too.”I confessed it.

Lee Ji-hye suggested that she “should come out with ‘Idol Singles’?” Sayuri shook her head vigorously, saying, “No. No, no, no.” She continued, “I like men who are young and have never been married. I’m not married. I’m single,”she answered firmly.

Jihye Lee confessed, “Sayuri and I have both tried freezing and thawing eggs.” Sayuri said, “Most people who say to me, ‘Sister, I also saved my eggs’ are 38 or 39 years old,”and “Honestly, at that age, the success rate is not high unless you get married quickly and have a baby.”

Lee Ji-hye confessed, “I gave birth to my second child through a test tube. I thawed everything that was frozen at the time, but none of it survived.””When she thought about the cause, she had frozen eggs at the age of 37, so her body wasn’t ready and she was too old,” she continued.

Sayuri gave birth to her son Zen in Japan using her frozen eggs, making her a voluntarily single mother. Sayuri said, “If you freeze fertilized eggs and sperm, the success rate is higher. However, it is not a good idea to freeze and thaw only the eggs to fertilize the sperm. The odds are completely different.”

Lee Ji-hye advised, “Sayuri is a friend who has tried more than me. I would like to tell her to freeze it when she is at least a year younger. It would be best if she was in her 20s, but I don’t think you can think of freezing it in your 20s. It would be good to freeze it generously.”Sayuri also agreed, saying, “If I have a daughter, I will definitely give her (frozen egg storage) as a gift after she graduates from college.”

Kim Ji-won, Ten Asia reporter bella@tenasia.co.kr