The conflict between Park Won-sook and Hye-eun puts the four siblings in crisis.
Park Won-sook recently expressed that she has been suffering emotionally and complains of symptoms of depression. The seed of conflict dates back to seven years ago when the two began living together. When Hye-eun confessed her discomfort towards Park Won-sook, which she had hidden for seven years, a guilt-ridden Park Won-sook ultimately said, "Hye-eun and I should end this," as the misunderstanding deepened the emotional rift. In the end, Park Won-sook shed tears.
Feeling a desperate need to resolve the conflict, Park Won-sook seeks help from psychiatrist Lee Kwang-min. Through psychological testing, the reasons for their inevitable clashes are revealed, and their issues are described as "catastrophizing," foreshadowing extreme situations.
In particular, Park Won-sook takes time to heal as she confronts the long-held wounds from the tragic loss of her son, who passed away unexpectedly in a car accident. Additionally, the loneliness behind Hong Jin-hee's glamour and the intertwined circumstances related to the "Smile Man" Yoon Da-hoon's smile are revealed, unveiling the unexpected sides of the four siblings.
Alongside this, comedian Jo Hye-ryeon returns to "Let's Live Together" after three years. She shares the current status of her second prime after continuous challenges ranging from theater direction to album releases and performances. Furthermore, Jo Hye-ryeon, who has maintained over 30 years of friendship with Kim Hye-soo, Ahn Jae-wook, and Hong Jin-hee, spills memories from the 1990s that they shared together.
Meanwhile, Jo Hye-ryeon, regarding Hong Jin-hee, said, "In the past, she had a style that bypassed the brain," showing her true friend's qualities as she captures the changed current image with bold revelations, promising a delightful chemistry.
The time with energizer Jo Hye-ryeon can be seen on July 14, Monday, at 8:30 p.m. on KBS2's "Park Won-sook's Let's Live Together."
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