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Lee Da-hae, 18 weeks pregnant, prepares baby gear in Korea and China

Actress Lee Da-hae shares her preparations for motherhood, including setting up nurseries in both Korea and China for her expectant daughter.

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Actress Lee Da-hae has shared updates on her preparations for motherhood, revealing that she is currently setting up childcare environments in both Korea and China. As she continues her global career, her decision to establish nursery spaces in both countries has drawn attention to the international lifestyle of the star couple.

Lee Da-hae, 18 Weeks Pregnant, Sets Up Baby Supplies for Both Korean and Chinese Homes

During the broadcast of the SBS entertainment program 'My Little Old Boy' on the 19th, Lee, who recently announced her pregnancy, appeared as a guest to candidly discuss her daily life as an expectant mother and her preparations for childbirth.

Appearing in the studio in a relaxed silhouette dress, Lee received congratulations from the cast. Revealing that she is currently 18 weeks pregnant, she could not hide her excitement, stating, "The fetal nickname is 'Heaven.' I am pregnant with a daughter."

She continued, "My husband and I had discussed before that if we had a daughter, we would name her 'Ellie,' and a daughter has actually come to us," though she added, "We haven't decided on the final name yet." In sharing her nickname and birth plans, the anticipation and careful planning typical of expectant parents were clearly evident.

The broadcast also touched upon the practical concerns of preparing for a new baby.

MC Shin Dong Yup asked Lee, who previously drew attention by revealing her home in Shanghai, "Don't you also need to prepare baby supplies for your Shanghai home?"

Lee replied, "That's why I'm really busy setting up childcare supplies in both houses, in Korea and China."

She candidly shared the trial and error experienced by novice parents, saying, "I really didn't know there would be this many childcare supplies. At first, I wondered, 'Do we really need this much?' but as I actually prepared them, I realized every single one is a necessary item."

Advice from experienced parents followed.

Han Hye Jin's mother offered words of blessing, saying, "People often say that the time when the baby is in the womb is the most comfortable period," to which Lee responded with a laugh, "People around me also say that the real beginning is when the baby is born," bringing laughter to the studio.

Lee is currently balancing her entertainment career and business ventures by traveling between Korea and China. Given her high level of recognition and consistent activities in live commerce and broadcasting in China, her life will likely continue to be based in both countries after the birth.

As global mobility becomes more common and more families choose lifestyles that cross borders, Lee and her husband are being highlighted as a modern example of building a childcare environment around multiple living bases. Experts note that for households with multinational lifestyles, long-term childcare planning—considering education, living environments, and medical systems—is increasingly vital.

From a sociological perspective, modern families are expanding from the traditional model of settling in a single location to the 'Transnational Family' model, where multiple countries and cities serve as a single living sphere. The advancement of information technology and international exchange has expanded the living radius of families, leading to a steady increase in cases where childbirth and childcare are planned around international movement.

Lee married singer Choi Dong-wook in 2023 after an eight-year relationship. Following the recent announcement of her first pregnancy, the couple is now fully immersed in preparing to welcome their new family member. Fans continue to offer warm support to the couple as they transition from being one of the industry's most enduring pairs to becoming expectant parents.

By Mediafine Editorial Team · By Mediafine Editorial Team · By 오서윤 기자 · Translated from the original Korean article. · Original Korean article ↗
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