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Preparing for Pregnancy & Divorce: Insights from an AV Actor

[서울=뉴시스]Reporter Choi Hyun-ho = Japanese AV (adult video) actor-turned-broadcaster Mihiro (43, female) confessed that the reason she got divorced was because 'preparing for pregnancy had become like work.'Mihiro, who appeared on TV Asahi's entertainment program 'The Hell I…

Preparing for Pregnancy & Divorce: Insights from an AV Actor
[서울=뉴시스]Reporter Choi Hyun-ho = Japanese AV (adult video) actor-turned-broadcaster Mihiro (43, female) confessed that the reason she got divorced was because ‘preparing for pregnancy had become like work.’

Mihiro, who appeared on TV Asahi’s entertainment program ‘The Hell I Loved’ that aired on the 29th of last month, talked about the reason she got divorced in a conversation corner with other female panelists.

She recalled that she began preparing for pregnancy in earnest, saying, “When I got married, I wanted to have a child.”

However, she said, “preparing for pregnancy gradually degenerated into an act of making a child, and it became not enjoyable at all. Neither did my partner (ex-husband).”

“It was quite difficult for both of us, whether it was ‘I have to cum’ or ‘I have to set the tone,’” she said.

He added, “There was talk of breaking up because we were both exhausted.”

Mihiro, who was active in the 2000s, retired as an AV actor in 2010, married a stunt performer in 2015, and divorced in 2018.

After retiring as an AV actor, he is active as a broadcaster. He has revealed that he likes Korea and has also been running a travel and vlog YouTube channel targeting Koreans for several years.

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date: 2026-02-09 17:56:00

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