Ahn Seon-young: "I Paid Off My Mother's 100 Million Won Debt, But She Never Said Thanks; I Burst Into Tears During Filming" [Star Issue]

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Broadcaster Ahn Seon-young recalled a time when she was hurt by her mother's words and actions.

On the 3rd, Ahn uploaded a video titled "Reading Mother-Daughter Conflict Stories" to her YouTube channel.

That day, Ahn read stories from netizens and offered advice. One netizen shared that they were considering cutting off ties with their mother and older brother due to financial issues.

After hearing the story, Ahn began by saying, "Family members can be so cruel: they make mistakes toward family that they would never dare to make toward others—10 times, 100 times, even 1,000 times—and yet they don't feel sorry or say thank you. That's what family is."

She added, "You need to cut off (problematic family members) as soon as possible. If you don't, it could lead to death. I paid off more than 100 million won of my mother's debt, but she never once said thank you," revealing her sorrow and evoking sympathy.

She continued, "In the end, there were small amounts borrowed from neighbors that she didn't even tell me about. I gave her my card to use for her expenses, but one day while I was filming, 5 million won was suddenly withdrawn. I thought she had lost her card and reported it," she recalled.

Ahn said, "But then my mother called and told me, 'I withdrew it. Cancel the report immediately.' My heart sank. I don't know how much I cried. I was filming without even eating a single meal, and that hurt far more than if someone had stolen money from me."

She emphasized, "Treating such behavior as and speaking of it casually became deeply painful. Parents have no right whatsoever to demand any portion of their adult children's earnings after they reach adulthood."

Meanwhile, Ahn Seon-young is reportedly staying in South Korea while caring for her mother, who suffers from dementia.

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