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'In the midst of a 'divorce crisis,' Lee Min-jeong finally... heads to the 'Family Court mediation room' [Yes, let's divorce]

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Lee Min-jeong and Kim Ji-seok face each other head-on at the end of their divorce battle.

In the final episode scheduled to air on the 24th, "Yes, Let's Divorce" (directed by Joo Sung-woo, written by Hwang Ji-eun, produced by Canvas N), Baek Mi-young (played by Lee Min-jeong) and Ji Won-ho (played by Kim Ji-seok) once again run on parallel lines that refuse to converge.

Previously, Ji Won-ho was tormented by guilt over losing a child due to the malicious acts of Kang Kyung-tae (played by Jung Ui-je), who had loved him. Hoping that Baek Mi-young would start anew with Calvin without knowing the truth of the tragedy, Ji Won-ho made the decision to hand over the company to him. As Ji Won-ho had predicted, Baek Mi-young accepted the position of CEO at Calvin Wedding to regain the company and began working alongside him. Afterward, Ji Won-ho disappeared from sight, and Baek Mi-young gradually lost her smile. Watching this unfold, Calvin eventually let her go and revealed where Ji Won-ho was. Their poignant reunion lasted only briefly; when Ji Won-ho left her alone again and vanished once more, their ending sank even deeper into mystery.

As the increasingly divergent paths of Baek Mi-young and Ji Won-ho evoke sympathy, in the still photos released ahead of today's (24th) final episode, the two exude an ominous atmosphere, heightening the tension.

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Standing before the Family Court mediation room, Baek Mi-young glares fiercely at Ji Won-ho with a face full of anger. Ji Won-ho rushes out after her and conveys his sincere feelings to her. As she listens, Baek Mi-young's gaze begins to waver, shifting from resentment toward him to concern. The mystery surrounding the backdrop of their explosive confrontation—transcending the long-held grudges they held against each other—intensifies.

Meanwhile, Bae Soo-ji (played by An Nae-sang) launches a plan to fulfill Ji Won-ho's wishes as her client. Jeon Chi-hyun (played by Oh Yeon-a), who is entangled in a past conflict with him, grows suspicious of his questionable actions but cannot prevent the crisis that befalls Baek Mi-young due to Bae Soo-ji's clever strategy. Upon receiving an urgent call from the company, Baek Mi-young stares at her phone in shock and immediately leaps up from her seat. It remains to be seen whether she can find a way out against the strategies of Bae Soo-ji, the "200-year-old water dragon."

After enduring countless events and emotional storms, the couple reunites once again in the Family Court mediation room. Their tightly closed lips and resolute expressions reveal an immeasurable complexity of emotions. As Baek Mi-young and Ji Won-ho finally reach their final moment after numerous twists and turns, anticipation for the final episode reaches its peak.

"Yes, Let's Divorce" will air on the 24th at 11 p.m. on the KBS Drama Channel and GTV Channel, and will also be available for streaming on TVING and Wave after broadcast.

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