Singer Chaerina candidly opens up about the wounds and trauma of failed in vitro fertilization treatments that she had buried deep in her heart.
On the 16th at 10 a.m., SBS Plus' Lee Hoseon's Cider will air its 20th episode, where Chaerina appears as the program's first celebrity correspondent to share an earnest story on the theme of "a failure that shattered everyday life."
In a recent recording, Chaerina recalled the long and painful course of in vitro fertilization that began seven years ago and culminated in her final attempt at age 47. She said, "I kept swelling with hope and then having it burst. The very moments of hearing the results were terrifying," conveying her choked-up feelings that are expected to move viewers. In particular, she continued with a shocking confession that she felt as if a "stigma" had been stamped on her by those around her because of the failed procedures, arousing curiosity.
Chaerina's fanlike enthusiasm was also captured. She, who had long expressed that she is an ardent fan of counselor Lee Hoseon, said with sparkling eyes, "I never thought about wanting to meet a celebrity, but I really wanted to meet only him." Immediately after the counseling session she even said, "I won't accept appearance fees. It would be shameless to accept them," showing deep satisfaction with Lee Hoseon's "cider solution" and reportedly warming the scene.
On the other hand, she showed a surprising charm by unleashing unrestrained anger when faced with an infidelity story. Chaerina said, "Infidelity that is committed knowing it can break up a family is unforgivable," and laid bare the wounds of betrayal she experienced in past relationships.
She confessed, "That experience became a trauma that lasts a lifetime. I even sometimes suspect my current husband, who has done nothing wrong," surprising everyone. Attention is focused on what clear advice Lee Hoseon offered about how past wounds affect present happiness.
The production team said, "Chaerina's candid confession and Lee Hoseon's practical prescriptions will bring deep empathy and consolation to those whose lives have been shattered by repeated failures."
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