Japanese YouTuber Tenchim (てんちむ), 32, announced on August 2 that she is expecting her second child. She shared the news in a new upload to her YouTube channel, telling fans she is pregnant with what she jokingly called her “aojiru baby,” a nod to her husband’s nickname.
Tenchim married entrepreneur Yuta Misaki (三崎優太), widely known by his nickname “Aojiru Oji” (Green Juice Prince), in January 2026, in a pairing that Japanese media described at the time as a whirlwind, surprise marriage. In the same video announcing her pregnancy, Tenchim also addressed the topic of the couple currently living apart, though she did not go into detail on the arrangement.
News of the pregnancy quickly became one of the most talked-about entertainment stories of the day in Japan, drawing over 200 comments on the original report within hours of publication.
Who is Tenchim?
Tenchim is a Japanese YouTuber and TV personality known for her beauty, lifestyle, and variety content, and is one of the more prominent female creators in the Japanese YouTube scene. She has continued to build her media presence since transitioning into digital content creation, regularly drawing strong engagement whenever she shares updates about her personal life.
Her husband, Yuta Misaki, built his public profile and “Aojiru Oji” nickname around a green juice (aojiru) business before expanding into broader entrepreneurial and media ventures, and he has since become a recognizable figure in his own right online.
No further details about the couple’s living situation or the pregnancy timeline have been shared publicly as of this report.
Author’s Comment
An "aojiru baby" — I have to hand it to her, that’s a marketing tagline dressed up as a pregnancy announcement, and it’s going to work. But let’s not pretend I didn’t clock the "also mentioned they’re living apart" line sitting right next to "expecting baby number two" like it’s nothing. Japanese fans are masters at reading between the lines of an influencer’s smile, and this is exactly the kind of detail that keeps a comment section busy for a week. I’m not going to speculate on what’s going on behind closed doors — that’s between the two of them — but I will say this: when your whole brand is built on sharing your life online, congratulations and confusion tend to arrive in the same breath. Here’s hoping the kid gets a cuter nickname than "aojiru baby" by the time they’re in elementary school.
