Seo In-young Changes Plans for Children Ahead of Remarriage
Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Singer Seo In-young has changed her plans regarding having children before her upcoming remarriage.
- She discussed marriage and family planning with dancer AiKi on her YouTube channel.
- Seo In-no longer plans to have children, a shift from her previous desire to have three.
Singer Seo In-young, who is preparing for her remarriage, has revealed a significant change in her family planning. Previously, she had expressed a desire to have three children, but she now states that she no longer plans to have any.
Please tell me how to maintain a marriage. Aren't I going to live my life now?
During a recent YouTube video on her channel 'Seo In-young's Reformation,' where she was practicing for a 'Waterbomb' performance with dancers AiKi and the Hook crew, Seo In-young engaged in a conversation about marriage. She asked AiKi, who has been married for 15 years, for advice on maintaining a marriage, humorously remarking, "Aren't I going to live my life now?"
When you fight, you must always say 'I'm sorry' first. Even if you're not wrong, say 'I'm sorry I didn't understand your feelings.'
AiKi offered a tip: "When you fight, you must always say 'I'm sorry' first. Even if you're not wrong, say 'I'm sorry I didn't understand your feelings.'" Seo In-young playfully responded, "So you live by giving in?" eliciting laughter.
So you live by giving in?
When the topic shifted to children, Seo In-young shared her revised perspective. "My dream was to have three children," she admitted. "I've met babies through YouTube, but right now, I have no plans for that." This statement clearly indicates a shift away from her earlier aspirations for a large family.
My dream was to have three children. I've met babies through YouTube, but right now, I have no plans for that.
Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.