Sarah Song wants another baby when son is older

Heidi Hsia

1 January 2019 at 10:37 pm

2 Jan – TVB actress and host Sarah Song recently admitted that she has plans to have another child with husband Jason Chan, but only after their son Damon is a bit older.

As reported on Mingpao, the actress, who celebrated Christmas for the first time as a parent, shared that she hopes to have another kid sometime in the future, and hopefully it would be a girl - so that their family is finally complete.

"But I am still a new mother. I am worried that I will be distracted if I have to take care of two young children at the same time," she said.

Sarah also admitted that she is happy to be able to return to work, after completing her confinement period.

"I hope to be able to find the balance between my career and taking care of the family," she said.

The actress also sang praises for her actor husband, saying that Jason would do his best to help around the house whenever he's home despite his busy schedule.

(Photo Source: Sarah Song Instagram)

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