Sayuri shows off toned physique in purple wedding guest dress
Broadcaster Sayuri has drawn attention for her fit physique while attending a wedding in a purple dress, highlighting her commitment to health and exercise as a single mother.
Broadcaster Sayuri shared a photo on social media on the 18th showcasing her fit silhouette in a purple dress. The 46-year-old single mother maintains her health through consistent exercise and daily habits, having previously lost 9.5kg just two months after giving birth to her son, Zen.

Broadcaster Sayuri showcased a healthy and toned physique in wedding guest fashion. Captured wearing a purple dress, her fit silhouette caught the eye. As interest grows in her consistent self-management despite being 46 years old, the exercise and health management secrets Sayuri has frequently emphasized are gaining renewed attention.
On the 18th, Sayuri posted a single photo on her social media without any additional explanation. In the photo, she is seen attending a wedding as a guest, dressed in a purple dress. She completed a confident atmosphere by naturally pulling off the brightly colored outfit while revealing her healthy physique.
Sayuri's figure drew attention for reasons beyond just the outfit. She has previously revealed that she manages her health through exercise and regular lifestyle habits. Rather than focusing solely on management for external beauty, she explained that she prioritizes basic lifestyle habits, such as eating and sleeping, alongside consistent physical activity.
In June, on her YouTube channel "This Is Sayuri," Sayuri spoke about her management methods, stating, "Compared to other celebrities, I don't go to dermatologists very often," adding, "But I think I am quite diligent about exercising, eating, and sleeping." This indicates that she places more weight on maintaining daily habits that can be practiced in everyday life rather than special procedures or expensive treatments.
She also cited movement habits as a secret to her management. Sayuri explained, "You shouldn't just take cars. I feel like I lose weight when I take the bus or the subway." Her point was that increasing the time spent walking and moving in daily life is important. She also mentioned that she continues her efforts for health by taking supplements such as zinc and multivitamins.
The responsibility of being a mother raising her son, Zen, alone is a reason why Sayuri places particular importance on health. She confessed, "I have to live a long time. Of course, everyone wants to live healthily, but I am a 'single mother.' That is why I think I care about health more than anyone else." This implies that her health is directly linked to the ability to care for her child and the time they will spend together.
Her commitment to not letting go of exercise even while parenting has been a frequent topic of interest. Sayuri previously revealed that she lost 9.5kg just two months after giving birth to Zen, and she has continued to share her daily exercise routines through social media. She even shared her own way of connecting parenting with exercise, joking that when using a treadmill, "I can run better if I imagine catching Zen, who is running away at full speed." She added that exercise helps her mental vitality, saying, "When I exercise, I have more positive thoughts."
Born in 1979, Sayuri became well-known through the KBS 2TV show "A Chat with Beauties" in 2007. In 2020, she gave birth to her son Zen after receiving sperm from a sperm bank in Japan, and in 2023, she drew interest by revealing her daily life with her son through the KBS 2TV show "The Return of Superman." Currently, she consistently shares her parenting, daily life, and thoughts through her YouTube channel "This Is Sayuri."
In this latest photo, it is not just the glamorous guest fashion that catches the eye, but the healthy atmosphere built through consistent self-management. For Sayuri, exercise is more than just a means to shape her body; it is a part of life intended to allow her to be with her son for a long time. Her honest confession of prioritizing health as a single mother resonates with her daily management habits.
Oh Seo-yoon reports for Mediafine Global, mainly covering K-Variety and also writing on K-drama, K-pop and K-movie.
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