Rhee Minjung and Kim Ji-seok's great divorce war begins.
Yes, let's divorce, which premieres at 11 p.m. on the 19th on KBS Drama (directed by Joo Seong-woo, written by Hwang Ji-eon), depicts the story of a wedding dress shop owner couple who decide to divorce to put an end to an exhausted marriage.
The "Yes, let's divorce" "Highlight" video released on the 8th begins intensely with Baek Mi-young (Rhee Minjung) throwing her wedding ring off the Daekyo bridge, arousing curiosity about what happened to the seemingly ordinary couple in their seventh year of marriage.
Baek Mi-young is the CEO leading the successful wedding dress shop G & White and is a workaholic who pours everything into the company. But the conflict with co-CEO and husband designer Ji Won-ho (Kim Ji-seok) does not easily close, and cracks in their relationship are deepening.
Meanwhile, the situation becomes more complicated when an offer comes to appear on a couples entertainment program. Baek Mi-young, unwilling, decides to appear for the sake of the company's falling sales. But Ji Won-ho does not seem willing to act according to Baek Mi-young's wishes.
Ji Won-ho vents, "There should be at least some respect between a married couple," and lashes out, "Stop showing off. Is the company yours?" Baek Mi-young fights back with biting remarks, revealing the deep emotional rift between them.
At the company they are co-CEOs and on broadcast they must appear as a loving couple, but in reality their relationship is already irreparable. Publicly they act affectionate for business while privately they cannot hide their sharp feelings toward each other, heightening the tension.
In particular, Ji Won-ho carries out an so-called "sleeping with the enemy" operation to get a divorce from Baek Mi-young, but it does not go as planned. After Baek Mi-young's ex-boyfriend Calvin (Lee Hyun-jin) appears and then Ahn Hee-joo (Lee Jin-yi) approaches Ji Won-ho saying, "Let's meet three times," the relationships become more tangled.
Eventually Ji Won-ho is caught by Baek Mi-young in the same room with Ahn Hee-joo and even gets slapped by Baek Mi-young, putting him in crisis. As Ji Won-ho's plan to move toward divorce flows in an unexpected direction, interest grows over where their relationship is headed.
The reason their marriage collapsed is also unveiled. Baek Mi-young, who cries out gripping a knife in her grief over losing a child, and Ji Won-ho desperately trying to stop her suggest that the two carry indelible deep wounds.
Scenes alternate of Calvin cautiously handing a ring to Baek Mi-young, Baek Mi-young standing alone in a wedding dress on stage, and Ji Won-ho watching her from below the stage, bringing the tension to a peak and raising curiosity about what choice the seventh-year couple who decided to divorce will ultimately make.
In this way, "Yes, let's divorce" will portray the hidden truths behind the choice of "divorce" through the story of Baek Mi-young and Ji Won-ho moving between a loving past and a completely different present. Anticipation for the premiere is growing as viewers wonder how the two people rushing toward divorce will confront their accumulated wounds and what ending they will face.
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