Actress Vern Sets This Year as Deadline for Parenthood Decision
Actress Vern has set this year as her deadline to decide whether to pursue parenthood, revealing she has already frozen eggs and completed embryo fertilization following medical advice. The 40-year-old actress clarified recent speculation a
After two years of marriage to her husband, actress Vern Viridhipya continues to face public scrutiny about starting a family, especially following rumors that she traveled to Hong Kong to seek blessings for having a child. At a recent TDH Dental clinic event in Bangkok, Vern addressed the speculation directly, confirming she has already frozen eggs and completed embryo fertilization, though she remains uncertain about proceeding with pregnancy.
Regarding her Hong Kong trip, Vern clarified it was primarily a vacation with friends rather than a pilgrimage specifically for conceiving. She explained, "People said I went to Hong Kong to ask for a child. Someone mentioned it first, so I went, but it was mainly a friends' trip. We wanted to travel together and relax, though we did visit temples to pray."
When asked if she specifically asked for a child, Vern admitted she's still conflicted. "Honestly, this isn't heavy or serious for me right now because I'm happy," she said. "I see all my friends' children growing up and worry I might run out of time, but I'm still unsure. Every day I think: should I have a child or not? What if my body can't handle it? It's still uncertain."
Vern acknowledged feeling pressure—not from friends surpassing her, but from her age. "It's probably my last year for this. Next year, don't even ask. If it doesn't happen next year, then it won't happen," she stated.
She confirmed the frozen eggs aren't of optimal quality, so she decided to wait for now. Regarding her husband's perspective, Vern revealed they discuss it regularly and have agreed to focus on their family's happiness. "My husband understood from the start. When I married him at 40, he said, 'Don't expect too much about having children,'" she explained.
Vern emphasized that her doctor advised making a decision this year. "The doctor said to decide this year. If you decide not to have a child this year, that's fine," she noted. "Everything is okay health-wise, but I need to hurry because age waits for no one."
Ultimately, Vern expressed that if having a child doesn't work out, she and her husband can be happy living together as a couple of two. "If my body can't handle it or it's not possible, we'll let nature take its course. Being together as two is enough," she concluded.
