Lee Min-jeong, Finally Retains Divorce Lawyer..Served Papers at Mother-in-Law's Motel [Yes, Let's Divorce]

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In "Yes, Let's Divorce," Lee Min-jeong's character retains a divorce lawyer.

In the third episode of KBS Drama and GTV's "Yes, Let's Divorce" (directed by Joo Sung-woo, written by Hwang Ji-eun, produced by Canvas N), scheduled to air on the afternoon of the 26th, Baek Mi-young (played by Lee Min-jeong) retains a divorce lawyer and embarks on an official divorce battle with Ji Won-ho (played by Kim Ji-seok).

In last week's broadcast, Baek Mi-young declared divorce after enduring repeated disregard and cold treatment from Ji Won-ho. She threw off her wedding ring and then sent the divorce papers to a motel operated by her mother-in-law, Ryu Mi-soon (played by Moon Hee-kyung), showing resolute determination for a complete separation. An enraged Ji Won-ho confronted Baek Mi-young about this but only received sharp retorts such as "You are worse than a murderer."

As the couple's conflict reaches its peak, a still released on the 26th shows Baek Mi-young looking somewhat triumphant and sparking curiosity. This is because she has joined hands with Jeon Chi-hyun (played by Oh Yeon-a), a lawyer who will handle her divorce case alongside her. Only upon confirming Jeon Chi-hyun's presence does Ji Won-ho realize that the divorce has become reality, leaving him in deep shock.

However, the atmosphere instantly reverses when an enraged Ryu Mi-soon appears at J&White. Unable to accept the contents of the divorce papers, she flies into a rage, and the scene quickly descends into chaos. While Baek Mi-young is flustered by her mother-in-law's sudden attack, Jeon Chi-hyun remains calm and delivers a sharp blow to Ryu Mi-soon, building tension like the calm before a storm. Attention now focuses on whether Baek Mi-young can withstand her mother-in-law's offensive maneuvers.

Meanwhile, Ji Won-ho, who watched from afar as Baek Mi-young struggled with Ryu Mi-soon's outburst, seeks out his own legal representative, Bae Soo-ji (played by An Nae-sang). Always prioritizing his own emotions, he for the first time considers Baek Mi-young's perspective and opens up with sincere feelings. It remains to be seen what steps Ji Won-ho will take in the upcoming divorce process as he undergoes a change of heart.

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