Honey J talks about her future husband, marriage, and motherhood, “I gained strength by watching Aiki”
Honey J, who gained attention after appearing in “Street Woman Fighter”, appeared in a web program and talked about her prospective husband.
On October 26th, the first episode of the web entertainment program “Seo Seho” was released on the official YouTube channel of “Studio Hook”. In this episode, famous female dancer Honey J, who recently announced her pregnancy and upcoming marriage, appeared as a guest.
On this day, the show’s host Jo Se-ho congratulated Honey J’s marriage and pregnancy by saying, “Congratulations.”
Honey J then discussed the nickname “Love” for her future child, saying, “I vaguely said on a broadcast that I would like to use ‘Love’ as a nickname for my baby, but my boyfriend saw it and changed it to ‘Love Mom’ while we were dating. So I changed the nickname to ‘Love Dad’ and talked to him.”
Honey J also talked about her first meeting with her future husband, saying, “I was meeting friends who I see often, and he came as an acquaintance.”
She then added, “There was no particular day where we became a couple. We naturally contacted each other every day after meeting for the first time, and after two or three dates, my boyfriend just said, ‘I think I’m going to marry you’.”
“If I didn’t like that, I wouldn’t have continued to meet him, but I didn’t hate it, so I kept meeting him and it became natural,” the dancer said.
When asked, “Do you worry about raising children like Aiki?” Honey J replied, “I’m not a friend who has serious conversations with Aiki. However, there are many cases in which dancers give up childbirth because they are worried about career interruption,” she said.
She continued, “But seeing Aiki gives me hope. Her daughter is growing up beautifully, and seeing Aiki working hard as a dancer, I am gaining a lot of strength.”
On the other hand, Honey J said, “I’m sensitive to styling,” adding, “I’ve done a lot of reform. “I wanted to get a street-like body chain, so I tried to make men’s underwear into a harness,” she said.
She, who recently launched a fashion brand, said, “My friends are also dancers. I’ve talked a lot about wanting to make clothes that dancers want to wear.”
Source: nate
