Yuna, formerly of the group AOA, became a mother after giving birth to her first child.

On the 29th, Yuna posted a photo on her social media with the caption "Welcome to the world, Winter. You are love itself just by existing."

The released photo showed the tiny foot of a newborn baby. Along with Yuna and her husband cautiously stroking the child's foot, the small foot and the date '2025.11.27' were written. The photo announced that Yuna had given birth to her first child on the 27th.

In particular, Yuna attached a gift-shaped emoji next to the baby's birth date and used a white heart emoji to convey her emotional feelings, drawing attention.

Yuna attracted attention last year in February when she held a wedding to composer Kang Jeong-hoon of the music producing team Stars' War. At the time, Yuna described her husband as "a warm person who always stayed by my side even when I was struggling and broken."

Then in July, she announced her pregnancy herself on social media, saying, "We are so grateful that a pretty baby has come to our family."

Yuna said, "I have been spending very happy days watching the baby grow day by day in my womb. The word 'mother' still feels awkward and unbelievable, but I will try to keep my body and mind healthy until the day I meet the baby."

Ahead of the birth, on the 4th Yuna also shared her anticipation, saying, "Summer passes and the long-awaited winter comes. The pregnancy process is not easy, but I hope this process is also an endless succession of blessings and experiences. Thinking of the journey my family and Winter, whom I will meet soon, will take together, I try to get through each day with a full and happy heart."

Yuna debuted in 2012 as a member of AOA and received much love by creating hit songs such as "Short Skirt," "Like a Catwalk," and "Heart Attack." In 2021, her exclusive contract with FNC Entertainment ended, and she left the group to pursue solo activities.

[Photo] Yuna's social media.

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