OK! Let's Get Divorced draws viewers' empathy and immersion through a realistic story of a couple's separation.
The first broadcast, airing at 11 p.m. on the 19th, OK! Let's Get Divorced (directed by Joo Seong-woo, written by Hwang Ji-eon) tells the story of a wedding dress shop owner couple who decide to divorce to put an end to their exhausted marriage. One day before the first broadcast, viewing points to make the work more interesting were revealed.
#Rhee Minjung vs Kim Ji-seok, from spouses to enemies! unbelievable instant chemistry in their first pairing!
The leads of OK! Let's Get Divorced, Rhee Minjung (playing Baek Mi-young) and Kim Ji-seok (playing Ji Won-ho), are acting together for the first time in this work. Expectations are high just for the meeting of Rhee Minjung, who heightens character immersion with delicate emotional expression, and Kim Ji-seok, who naturally handles any role.
The two appear as a married couple in the drama, depicting the extreme change in their relationship from a loving newlywed period to the cold atmosphere of the present. As the teaser and posters released earlier showed chemistry reminiscent of a real couple, attention is focused on the realistic couple acting the two will present.
#What is the "reason for divorce" that led the couple to declare a cold split?!
As the work uses "separation" as its subject, the reasons why Baek Mi-young and Ji Won-ho decide on a cold divorce are also key viewing points.
In the highlight released earlier, while revealing the pain of the couple who lost a child, the appearances of Calvin (played by Lee Hyun-jin) and Ahn Hee-joo (played by Lee Jin-yi) who appear between Baek Mi-young and Ji Won-ho were also revealed, heightening the tension.
Writer Hwang Ji-eon said the ever-emerging reasons for divorce whenever viewers let their guard down are a viewing point, noting that completely unexpected reasons for divorce are revealed and the initiative between the two protagonists keeps shifting. She added she hopes viewers find that aspect interesting.
#From work and family to a pride battle among lawyers, does the divorce war spread?!
The divorce lawsuit between Baek Mi-young and Ji Won-ho does not end as a problem between the two. The wedding dress shop G&White where they work together, as well as the lives of surrounding characters, are swept up in the whirlpool of the divorce.
Baek Mi-young's college classmate and G&White manager Song Ah-ri (played by Wang Bit-na) and Ji Won-ho's close younger brother and G&White vice representative Kang Kyung-tae (played by Jung Eui-je) each take sides with the couple and raise their voices. In addition, Ji Won-ho's older brother Ji Seung-ho (played by Ku Sung-hwan) and mother Ryu Mi-soon (played by Moon Hee-kyung) interfere in Won-ho's matters at every turn as in-laws, escalating conflicts.
In particular, Baek Mi-young's lawyer Jeon Chi-hyun (played by Oh Yeon-ah) and Ji Won-ho's lawyer Bae Soo-ji (played by Ahn Nae-sang) are tangled by past bad relations and are expected to engage in tense confrontations. With the conflicts of surrounding characters over the couple's divorce and each person's backstory added, the story is expected to offer richer entertainment.
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