Sayuri personally responded to criticism about being a single mom and her appearance on 'Superman is Back'.
In her latest Youtube video on April 9, Sayuri addressed the controversy and buzz surrounding her upcoming appearance with her son Zen on the family reality show that focuses on fathers and their children. She said on being a single mom, "There are a lot of good people around me, so I'm thankful that it feels like we're raising him together. A good auntie takes care of Zen, and I gain strength from that."
Sayuri continued, "There are downsides to being a single mom, but it's not something that should be pitied or something that's embarrassing. I'm working hard not to be embarrassed about that." On her appearance on 'Superman is Back', she commented, "I'm really happy to appear. I can't see Zen when I have to go to a set to work, but we film together on 'Superman is Back' and make memories together."
Are you looking forward to seeing Sayuri and Zen on 'Superman is Back'?
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i thought korean care about single mother stuff??? guess i was wrong then...never thought korean gonna be this low...like what wrong for being a single mom? plus she dont even ask for charity nor donation to raise her kid so what wrong with it? its it a sin in korea if u a single mother? gosh
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