Ahn Young-mi confesses, "My second son looks exactly like me... Goosebumps from the genes" [Star Issue]

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Comedian Ahn Young-mi shared her honest thoughts about the appearance of her two sons.

Ahn appeared on MBC FM4U's "Two O'Clock Date: This is Ahn Young-mi," which aired on the 26th.

That day, Ahn said, "I sent a photo of my second son to a middle school friend, and she said her goosebumps rose from the genes. When I combined my photo with my son's, she said they looked exactly alike." She added, "It's not like I can say anything to Jung Ju-ri. All five sons resemble Jung Ju-ri. So I asked her husband, 'Are you a Jung Ju-ri collector?' It seems my husband must be an Ahn Young-mi collector as well."

She continued, "Blood cannot be deceived. Even if someone says, 'It's not me,' they can't hide it. When children ask, 'Why is he like that?' I tell them, 'That's a reflection of me. Let's not fight by thinking of it as mirror therapy.'"

Ahn married a non-celebrity who works in the U.S. in February 2020 and gave birth to her first child in 2023. At the time of her first childbirth, she was embroiled in controversy over so-called "birth tourism," and suspicions arose that she would also give birth in the United States for her second child. However, Ahn gave birth in Korea last June. Her husband, who works in the U.S., returned to Korea in time for the delivery and stayed by his wife's side.

Recently, Ahn said, "I recently stopped breastfeeding." She added, "I showed you an incredible performance while dancing to ATEEZ's 'BAD' recently, but that's gone now. It just disappeared. Since it was there and then isn't, I feel a bit empty." She continued, "Before, even when watching idols, since I'm now a mother, I saw them all as my son and thought, 'I hope my child grows up like that.' But after seeing San's dancing, my heart suddenly started pounding. I felt alive."

Ahn said, "Parenting is more emotionally exhausting than physically demanding. Not sleeping is something I've always prepared for, so it doesn't bother me much. But with my first child, who sometimes feels jealous and might be hurt by a single word of mine, I have to monitor those emotions as well. It feels like managing two households at once. It's too hard."

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