"I Am Who I Am Today Because of My Mother"
75-year-old unmarried actress Yoon Mira has unveiled her collection of luxury scarves, valued at a scale comparable to a high-end rental deposit, from her million-dollar Han River view home.
On the 19th, Yoon Mira's YouTube channel featured a video titled "More Glamorous Than a Department Store Luxury Section: Knit & Scarf (feat. Tofu Kimchi Stew)."
In the video, Yoon Mira spread out her scarves on the dining table. The production team, surprised by the number of scarves, remarked, "We thought you'd bring out 5 or 6."
Yoon Mira showcased an impressive array of high-end scarves from brands like Hermès, Chanel, and Ferragamo, capturing viewers' attention.
The vast collection, which filled the table and more, left the production team in awe, commenting, "This could be worth a decent rental deposit."
Yoon Mira explained her love for scarves, saying, "When an outfit is lacking, a scarf can elevate it," revealing her fashion philosophy.
Behind her elegant retirement assets was the meticulous management of her mother, who passed away three years ago.
Recently, on her channel, Yoon Mira shared, "Some of you worry, asking 'You're not on TV anymore, how are you doing?' But my mother left me enough to live comfortably."
She added, "Without my father, I was the head of the family as the eldest daughter. I didn't do much investing, but my mother did, and that's why I'm doing well," highlighting her mother's financial foresight.
Yoon Mira credited her mother for all her asset formation, saying, "My mother was my manager when I was a rookie, and once I started appearing on TV, she managed my finances. She was extraordinary." Previously, Yoon Mira shared glimpses of her life in her 'million-dollar view' home overlooking the Han River.
Comments on the video include, "The restraint in using just one scarf is more beautiful than excess," "This is just the tip of the iceberg of her scarf collection," "Her mother's foresight is remarkable," and "She's the epitome of a successful single woman."
Reporter Na-yeon Cho, TenAsia nybluebook@tenasia.co.kr