Jang Yoon-ju reveals daily life in the United Kingdom... Daughter Lisa's back view also catches the eye
Model Jang Yoon-ju shared glimpses of her daily life in the United Kingdom through her social media on October 10. She also revealed the reasons behind her decision to move to London with her family.
On October 10, Jang Yoon-ju revealed her daily life in the United Kingdom on her social media.
She posted several photos, writing, "No matter where you are, life is not much different," and added, "On depressing days, move your body more, and when you have many thoughts, listen to the other person's story."
She continued, "Now, I don't get overly excited about new things, nor am I easily shaken by unfamiliar things. Living each day to the fullest. Right now, that is enough ♡"
The released photos capture the daily life in the United Kingdom that Jang Yoon-ju took herself. The most eye-catching scene was the back view of her daughter, Lisa. Jang Yoon-ju's daughter was wearing a tiered light blue sleeveless dress, and Jang Yoon-ju captured the moment of her walking ahead.
Jang Yoon-ju also revealed visiting the Royal Albert Hall with her daughter. She posted photos of the interior of the venue and shared a scene where she took a selfie with Baek Jin-kyung, who is active as the creator 'Honorary Brit'.
Jang Yoon-ju married designer and entrepreneur Jeong Seung-min, who is four years younger, in 2015, and they have a daughter, Lisa. Recently, through her channel 'Yunjureu Jang Yoon-ju', she revealed the reason why she began living in London, United Kingdom, after three years of deliberation. She explained that it started from her husband's dream, and she had the intention to study again; although she initially said she would stay in Korea for 2 to 3 years, she changed her mind and decided to follow him, thinking she couldn't go if not now. She also mentioned that when told to challenge herself as a model again, she lacked physical strength and confidence, and said that in the United Kingdom, she would study English and live there rather than just passing through as a temporary travel destination.
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