An Young-mi, second child also under suspicion of 'giving birth abroad'... "Because of the son's military service?" vs "She can use her husband's advantage" [Star Issue]

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An Young-mi is facing suspicion of 'giving birth abroad' as she approaches the delivery of her second child.

On the 21st, An Young-mi posted on social media, "My two little ones~ I am healthy and will give birth smoothly and return safely," announcing that she would take a break due to the birth of her second child.

She added, "Also, I hope you won't go to other radio programs while I'm away... The self-esteem of our two children's production team could drop~ I will always be monitoring the mini monitor, so please limit the special DJ 'Ujuju Ujuju' appropriately."

With her July delivery imminent, An Young-mi has previously stated that her second child, like her first, is a son.

In response, some are wondering if she will do the same as she did with her first child, giving birth in the United States. At the time of her first child's birth in July 2023, An Young-mi said she wanted to give birth near her husband who works in the U.S., but she was caught up in controversy over 'giving birth abroad.'

When An Young-mi announced her maternity leave again this time, netizens responded with support such as "Give birth safely," "Unnie, fighting," and "Give birth smoothly, take good care of yourself, and come back."

On the other hand, there were reactions questioning the issue, such as "Is it right for a pregnant woman about to give birth to fly on a plane for over 12 hours to a foreign country just because her husband wants to? Shouldn't the husband fly 12 hours to Korea to stay with the pregnant woman?" "Isn't she just wanting to have an American baby?" "Usually, the order is obtaining permanent residency after giving birth abroad, attending international schools, entering American universities, obtaining U.S. citizenship, and then renouncing Korean nationality and evading military service."

In response, some argued, "Why does everyone think it's only because of the military? If you have U.S. citizenship, you can pass through international schools in Korea without issue, then go to the U.S. to attend public schools for free, go to university for free, and enjoy many other benefits. She's just using her husband's advantage."

An Young-mi married her husband, a foreign company employee, in 2020.

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*This content was translated by AI.