"Please come out slowly"... Kim Ji-young, worried about 'risk of premature birth' [Star Issue]

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Kim Ji-young, a former cast member of 'Heart Signal 4', is approaching childbirth and is worried about the risk of premature birth.

On the 12th, a video was posted on Kim Ji-young's YouTube channel with the message, "They say childbirth might happen sooner than expected."

In the released photo, Kim Ji-young is seen enjoying a date with her husband, Yoon Soo-young, drinking decaffeinated coffee at a café before visiting her gynecologist for a routine checkup.

On that day, the gynecologist showed an ultrasound image of Pobi, who is growing well, and mentioned that the fetus, which had been in a breech position until recently, has now turned upright. The doctor also noted that the cervix had rapidly shortened from 4cm to 3.3cm in a short period, indicating a risk of premature birth and raising concerns.

Kim Ji-young said, "It may vary from person to person, but for me, not exercising is difficult. I've been told to avoid exercise for two weeks. This is the first time since the early stages of pregnancy." She added, "Pobi was in a breech position. While exercising four times a week, I did many movements to push the baby down. As a result, the baby moved down quickly. It went down so much that our baby's head got stuck. Now, they say it's stuck and can't move. I should listen to the doctor before any unnecessary problems arise. I've been feeling like something is about to come out lately."

Additionally, Kim Ji-young posted on her personal account, "Pobi, please come out slowly. It's been a troubling week because I was told that childbirth might happen sooner than expected."

Meanwhile, Kim Ji-young gained recognition by appearing on the Channel A dating reality program 'Heart Signal 4' in 2023. She married Yoon Soo-young, the representative of a book club community, in February. Currently pregnant, she is scheduled to give birth to a daughter in July.

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