Sayuri made everyone laugh by candidly sharing her views on marriage, her dating history, and her ideal type with a delightful sense of humor.
A video titled 'Sayuri vs. Kangnam, Legendary Exposé' was posted on the YouTube channel 'Neighborhood Friend Kangnam' on the 10th.
In the video, Sayuri first remarked, “I was invited because Kangnam's channel has 1 million subscribers, but he didn’t even pay me 100,000 won,” eliciting laughter. Kangnam responded, “Instead, I’ll help promote your YouTube,” but Sayuri quipped, “You never appear on my channel.” She further revealed, “I’ve known him since before his debut. I was recruited for free back then.”
At this moment, Sayuri launched a kick in response to Kangnam's sudden question. During the conversation, Kangnam abruptly asked, “So, did you kiss 000?” Startled, Sayuri responded with a kick, causing more laughter. She then shared, “During the Days of Beautiful Women, I had a fling with a male celebrity,” making a surprising confession, “We agreed to kiss the next time we met, but then he cut off contact,” Kangnam joked, “That's not a fling; that's just running away,” to which Sayuri replied, “I know more than you think,” creating an intriguing tension.
In particular, there were also candid thoughts about dating and marriage. When Kangnam mentioned, “We talked about marriage in Shizuoka,” Sayuri responded, “I have been thinking about marriage for a long time. I like someone I can communicate well with,” emphasizing, “It doesn’t matter whether they speak Korean or Japanese; having similar thoughts is what’s important.” When asked about her ideal type, she mentioned, “Son Suk-ku is handsome.” When Kangnam teased, “Didn’t you just say you like silent types?” Sayuri laughed and answered, “I prefer quiet guys because I talk a lot.”
Sayuri gave birth to her son Zen in 2020 through sperm donation from a Western donor, drawing attention as a voluntary single mother. Recently, when she appeared on Radio Star, she seriously responded to the question, “Do you recommend being a single mother?” by saying, “It’s hard to recommend it as a trend. It’s a decision I made because I judged that I couldn’t get married.”
Previously, during her appearance on SBS's 'Dol Sing Po Man,' she confessed, “All the men run away. The quickest one took three months.” When Lee Won-hee asked, “Why do they run away?” Sayuri replied, “I don't know. Let’s date and see,” throwing in an impromptu flirtation that made everyone laugh. When Lee Sang-min remarked, “I heard your dating perspective changed after having a child,” Sayuri said, “After Zen was born, I had no interest in men. But now that he’s 5 or 6 years old, I want to date again. Anyone would be fine,” drawing attention.
From the past to the present, Sayuri communicates with viewers in an honest and confident manner. In this broadcast, she showcased a blend of humor, emotion, and realistic messages, once again proving the value of 'Sayuri-style talk.'
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