Kim Jin Kyung 2025 SBS Entertainment Awards pregnancy bombshell during speech
Kim Jin Kyung announced her pregnancy at the 2025 SBS Entertainment Awards after winning the Top Excellence Award for Shooting Stars. Read the full story here.
A trophy wasn't the only thing she brought home this year. Model-turned-actress Kim Jin Kyung stunned the audience at the 2025 SBS Entertainment Awards by revealing she's pregnant during her big moment on stage.
Kim Jin Kyung 2025 SBS Entertainment Awards Top Excellence win
On December 30, 2025, the star of the hit soccer variety show Shooting Stars took home the Top Excellence Award (Reality). As she thanked the production team, her teammates, and her family, she shared the heartwarming news that she is expecting a child, drawing massive cheers from the crowd.
From the soccer pitch to motherhood
Kim Jin Kyung has been a fan-favorite for her athletic prowess and competitive spirit on the field. Her announcement adds a personal layer to her public persona, bridging the gap between her role as a professional athlete's wife and a dedicated variety show star. Industry insiders noted that her speech was one of the most emotional highlights of the evening.
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