Pregnant Kim Ji-min Admits Defeat to Kim Jun-ho’s Menopause: “I Thought I’d Win, but It’s Stronger”
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- Kim Jun-ho and Kim Ji-min, who are expecting a child, appeared together on the YouTube channel YOUNGLIM and introduced parts of their newlywed home.
- They jokingly compared the effects of pregnancy and menopause, with Kim Ji-min admitting that Kim Jun-ho’s symptoms seemed stronger than she expected.
Kim Ji-min, who is pregnant, jokingly surrendered to Kim Jun-ho in a playful battle over whose condition was tougher: pregnancy or menopause. “I thought I’d win, but it’s stronger,” she said.
The expectant couple appeared together on the YouTube channel YOUNGLIM on the 4th and humorously shared how their daily life has changed since the pregnancy. They also introduced parts of their newlywed home.
I thought I’d win, but it’s stronger.
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Originally published by Chosun Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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