Former Rhythmic Gymnast Son Yeon-jae Reveals Plans for U.S. Trip with Family

Former rhythmic gymnast Son Yeon-jae has announced her plans to travel to the United States.

On the 24th, a video titled '(No Ads) Year-End Gift Ideas from $10 to $100' was uploaded to Son Yeon-jae's YouTube channel.

In the video, Son Yeon-jae began her year-end gift recommendations by saying, "It's already Christmas. It feels like just yesterday I spent Christmas with my son Jun-yeon, and now it's here again."

Son Yeon-jae shared, "There are so many gifts to give at the end of the year. There are people I'm thankful for, and gifts that would be thoughtful to bring to friends' gatherings."

While explaining gifts that can be sent via messenger for around $10, Son Yeon-jae emphasized, "There's something special about giving gifts in person during the holidays. Wrapping them beautifully adds more meaning."

Introducing a gingerbread house kit, she humorously lamented, "I once tried making the Shilla Hotel tree cake when I was an aspiring baker, but it ended up looking like a monster from Monsters, Inc. It's impossible to make it look like the picture."

Son Yeon-jae revealed, "I've been on a hat shopping spree recently. I have about 15 hats at home," and added, "We're going to the U.S. soon for my husband's work, so I'll be handling childcare alone. I won't have time to do my hair, so I'm buying hats."

Discussing plans for a second child, Son Yeon-jae said, "Hats are essential for parenting. If you're considering gifts for new moms, I recommend hats. They'll use them every day," and added, "I like round, deep-fitting hats, though some designs don't suit me."

She showcased her purchased hats, expressing her fondness, "Since becoming a warm-toned mom, I've been drawn to cool tones. I end up buying colors that match Jun-yeon's clothes."

Son Yeon-jae also recommended leg massagers as gifts, advising, "After having Jun-yeon, I felt my joints were more spread out, so I didn't use massagers. They're good for circulation but don't solve muscle pain. Stretching and regular exercise are necessary."

Reported by Kim Eun-jung, TenAsia, eun@tenasia.co.kr