Ayu gives birth to a baby boy

[DavidChaiLatte]

WTF

(So happy for her - been my queen since 2008)

[Chibi-Chan]

When discussing Ayu not gaining much weight, keep in mind that in Japan a lot of doctors concider gaining weight during pregnancy as "unhealthy", as crazy as that sounds. A mutual friend was pregnant in Japan and also gave birth there. She went to different doctors and all of them told her to eat less and to excercise more. She is a very tall as well as skinny person anyway and only gained like not even 8 kg in total, still doctors told her it would have been too much. In the end there were lots of complications because of her not eating even though she was hungry. A friend of her got her a skype appointment with a German doctor, afterwards she finally started eating, but it was hard to convince her, since all the Japanse doctors told her not to gain any weight at all if possible.

[SunshineSlayer]

^ That or she had the baby in very early November.

Originally Posted by Chibi-Chan

When discussing Ayu not gaining much weight, keep in mind that in Japan a lot of doctors concider gaining weight during pregnancy as "unhealthy", as crazy as that sounds. A mutual friend was pregnant in Japan and also gave birth there. She went to different doctors and all of them told her to eat less and to excercise more. She is a very tall as well as skinny person anyway and only gained like not even 8 kg in total, still doctors told her it would have been too much. In the end there were lots of complications because of her not eating even though she was hungry. A friend of her got her a skype appointment with a German doctor, afterwards she finally started eating, but it was hard to convince her, since all the Japanse doctors told her not to gain any weight at all if possible.

Yeah, this is true. While the average recommended weight gain in the U.S. is 25-30 pounds, in Japan it's maybe half that. Your friend's case seems very extreme though.

[PinkShinigami]

Originally Posted by Chibi-Chan

When discussing Ayu not gaining much weight, keep in mind that in Japan a lot of doctors concider gaining weight during pregnancy as "unhealthy", as crazy as that sounds. A mutual friend was pregnant in Japan and also gave birth there. She went to different doctors and all of them told her to eat less and to excercise more. She is a very tall as well as skinny person anyway and only gained like not even 8 kg in total, still doctors told her it would have been too much. In the end there were lots of complications because of her not eating even though she was hungry. A friend of her got her a skype appointment with a German doctor, afterwards she finally started eating, but it was hard to convince her, since all the Japanse doctors told her not to gain any weight at all if possible.

Wow! How in the world can they reason for that? Most women loose up to 10 kg within few hours of giving birth. Just the baby, placenta etc. is at least 5 kg. Women will get out underweight on the other side?!

I put on 25 kg in my pregnancy, and I was also around 10-15 kg overweight before getting pregnant, and no English or Danish doctor even mentioned it 😂

[jbrat2219]

Originally Posted by PinkShinigami

Wow! How in the world can they reason for that? Most women loose up to 10 kg within few hours of giving birth. Just the baby, placenta etc. is at least 5 kg. Women will get out underweight on the other side?!

I put on 25 kg in my pregnancy, and I was also around 10-15 kg overweight before getting pregnant, and no English or Danish doctor even mentioned it 😂

When I was pregnant, I had some weird hormonal issue where I could only eat two to three bites max of a meal... for 7 months. I weighed less on delivery day then before I was pregnant. I don't advise doing that on purpose or anything, but from my experience things like that can occur.

[DonkeyKongRemix]

Whaaaaaaatttt?! Wowwww!!!! Congrats Ayu.

She didn't by any chance have a serrogate mother did she?

Also, I'm excited that she had a little boy. Do you think he'll become a star some day? XD

[Party_King]

^ it’s from her instagram story from November 21st...

[summerain]

Originally Posted by Party_King

^ it’s from her instagram story from November 21st...

It could be recorded months ago. I think it's possible, especially if she was planning to hide her pregnancy (and her son forever lol)

[attractive nausea]

Originally Posted by summerain

It could be recorded months ago. I think it's possible, especially if she was planning to hide her pregnancy (and her son forever lol)

There is a christmas tree in the background, do you guys think she bothered putting up a christmas tree during summer so she can fake a november picture? lmao This will be a mystery forever! I think she likely gave birth during the first days of November

[Andrenekoi]

Originally Posted by attractive nausea

There is a christmas tree in the background, do you guys think she bothered putting up a christmas tree during summer so she can fake a november picture? lmao This will be a mystery forever! I think she likely gave birth during the first days of November

Do I think Ayu is extra as f?
Yep. I do. lol

[BlackSilence]

Here's a couple of clips 1 ; 2 from news report from a Japanese TV station of some sort.

[thinkingoutloud89]

I still think it is Naoya and that is why he lashed out.

[chocopockymaster]

Originally Posted by thinkingoutloud89

I still think it is Naoya and that is why he lashed out.

omg please don’t put that out into the universe

[jiarongisme]

Originally Posted by thinkingoutloud89

I still think it is Naoya and that is why he lashed out.

LOL.

Wasn't there something about more information to be revealed by Ayu's mum in the news or something?

Anyway, congrats Ayu! Took me a while to digest this. I'm so surprised.

[Aderianu]

Ayu wearing Cocovanilla neoprene parker. Conspiracy theorist may search for release date of this item =)

I think the simplest answer is the right one. If ayu used surrogate mother or adopt the baby, why would she lie about this and tell to people she was pregnant herself? What's the point? I also don't think ayu has a special complicated plan. She has a ton of selfies, enough to fill instagram in next few years. To put Christmas tree at summer is too much thinking

[douggn]

Is putting up a Christmas tree really too much work for Ayumi hamasaki to stage a photo she could of even had staff to do it
Maybe the photo was after she had her baby.

[JackieRos]

Some of you are hilarious, why can’t you just be happy that she’s a mom? she seems happy with the baby. If it was surrogacy oh well, it’s still her eggs and the dad’s sperm in case you guys didn’t know but that doesn’t make her less of a mother.

Some women can still get pregnant in their 40’s as well.

[DonkeyKongRemix]

I want to see her with her baby because it's so hard to picture her as a mama! I'm still shocked by this!!!

[DonkeyKongRemix]

Originally Posted by ayu_fantasy

I am still very shocked till date! Ayu is such diva, I can never picture her as a mama. But it seems like she’s will be dedicated mum, base on how she embracesMotherhood.

But i think that there’s a possiblity that she might never show her Son. (Base on Japanese celebrity seem to keep their children’s lives private). Unless, she’s the first to break cultural norms in the Japanese entertainment industry)

I definitely would not want to trespass on her or child's privacy.

[kaled kalil]

I don't feel the need to see the baby or even a pregnant picture. I feel like this kind of thing should be private as much as the person wants.

I can picture her as a mother, not that it matters at all.