Retirement announcement of mukbang YouTuber who ate 100 hamburgers...You're going to be sick
Feb 10, 2025
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According to Hong Kong media outlet South China Morning Post, a popular influencer with 5.24 million subscribers, she announced earlier this month that she would end her food fighter life due to health and age.
After a hiatus of about seven months, she said "I've been suffering from bipolar emotional disorder and staying at home" and was exhausted now. There is no problem with eating like a normal person, but my health has become so bad that I feel tired even if I am not full. I'm afraid I can't eat as much as I used to," he said.
Regarding the marriage rumors, she said, `I'm not in the mood to love and I'm not thinking about getting married at all. I live a happy and satisfying life with three cats."
Netizens say "Unfortunately, health is the most important thing", "I hope we can meet again on a different topic than a food broadcast."""I look forward to taking on a new challenge." give a back reaction.
But it doesn't appear to be a complete retirement. She posted a video on YouTube on the 4th of eating a huge amount of oyster dishes.
In response, she responded, "It was a special day", he explained.
Meanwhile, she made her name in 2009 when she won the runner-up prize in TV Tokyo's reality show 「Battle of the Hungarians」, drawing attention for her enormous food intake, slim height, and cute smile.
Since then, Yuka started her online channel in 2014 and posted a video of binge eating.
They ate 600 pieces of fried chicken at a time, or ate 100 hamburgers, 5kg of steak, and 5kg of ramen.
In one video, he emptied bibimbap mixed with 50 eggs along with 6kg of soybean paste soup.
Yuka drew attention by maintaining her height of 158cm and 47kg while eating 5,000 to 20,000 calories per meal.
Then, he suddenly stopped uploading online content from early last year, and in August confessed that he was suffering from bipolar disorder.
She claimed "I think I'm suffering from bipolar symptoms because I ate too much junk food."
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
