Myungsébin Opens Up About Forgoing Egg Freezing: "A Simple Life is the Happiest Life"

Hello! Today, we'll be discussing the candid story and life changes shared by actress Myung Se-bin on the SBS Plus variety show ‘Solo Because’. On the episode that aired on the 26th, Myung Se-bin revealed her recent decision to forgo cryopreservation of her eggs and showed how she's finding happiness in her own way.

A Day Beginning in Hannam-dong, and Dish Shopping

This broadcast depicted Myung Se-bin's daily life starting in Hannam-dong. Wanting to keep up with youth culture, she visited trendy spots in Hannam-dong and enjoyed shopping for dishes.

While choosing dishes at the store, Myung Se-bin said, "I tried not to make impulse purchases," but Chae-rim, who was watching the broadcast, burst into laughter, saying, "Isn't that an impulse buy?" creating a cheerful atmosphere.

Meeting with Im Ji-eun and Go Myung-hwan, a Couple with a 15-Year Relationship

Also appearing on this broadcast were Go Myung-hwan, a food service CEO, and his wife, actress Im Ji-eun. Myung Se-bin revealed their unique connection; the couple met 15 years ago on a drama and have maintained their friendship ever since.

The three of them organized donated baby clothes and shared various stories. Im Ji-eun expressed her honest feelings, saying, "There are times when I feel sad about not having children." She particularly revealed her regrets about delaying plans to have a baby after marrying later in life, saying, "I wonder what it would have been like if I had matured a little earlier."

Myungsébin appearing on ‘Solo Because’ / Source: E Channel youtube

Myung Se-bin Confesses About Giving Up Frozen Eggs

During this conversation, Myung Se-bin shared her own story. She revealed her past experience with cryopreservation of her eggs and confessed that she recently gave it up.

She said, "It's already gone because I didn't renew the frozen egg storage," explaining the situation at the time. She explained the reason for her decision, saying, "It's not just about having the eggs; I would have to go through the retrieval process again, and the future procedures seemed difficult."

Myung Se-bin shed tears, saying she was "sad and upset" about this fact, but then showed a bright demeanor, accepting it positively, saying, "I thought, 'this is how my life is flowing.'"

Myungsébin appearing on ‘Solo Because’ / Source: E Channel youtube

"The Most Happiness is an Ordinary Daily Life"...Myung Se-bin's Honest Thoughts

While organizing baby clothes and shoes, Myung Se-bin said, "I feel a fluffy feeling like the smell of a baby," and seemed to be overcome with emotion and shed tears. She then honestly shared her thoughts, saying, "I think the most happy life is an ordinary life of getting married on time, having children and raising them."

However, rather than lamenting her situation, Myung Se-bin showed a positive attitude, saying “If I go to Africa, I think children will feel more lovely,” and "I think I can give them more love.".

A New Resolve as an Actress

Myung Se-bin also mentioned the role of a mother as an actress. She expressed serious concerns about acting, saying, "I think actual experiences with children should be reflected." When Im Ji-eun comforted her, saying, "Let's cover it with acting," Myung Se-bin showed her characteristic bright energy, saying, "I'll take on any role that comes my way."

The Candid Image of Myung Se-bin Walking a New Path

In this broadcast, Myung Se-bin showed how she finds happiness in her own way of life. Her story of giving up frozen eggs, her regrets about not having children, and her passion for acting conveyed empathy and comfort to many.

It was a broadcast that made us look forward to what kind of happiness Myung Se-bin will find in acting and life in the future.

Who is Actress Myung Se-bin?

Myung Se-bin is a South Korean actress born in Seoul on April 10, 1975. She debuted in 1996 through Shin Seung-hun's music video, 'My Way of Love,' and began her acting career in earnest in 1998 through the drama 'Purity'.

Standing at 168cm tall, Myung Se-bin has received much love for her pure and graceful image. Her major works include the dramas 'Paper Crane,' 'Kill Me, Heal Me,' and 'Buamdong Avengers,' and she recently showcased her outstanding acting skills in the JTBC drama 'Dr. Cha Jeong-sook'.

She married in 2007 but divorced after 5 months, and currently lives a single life. Besides acting, Myung Se-bin is also interested in cooking and has shown her cooking skills on variety programs.

As a 28-year veteran actress, Myung Se-bin continues to challenge herself with various roles and is still loved by the public for her unchanging beauty and acting skills.