Park So-yoon: "It was hard for Kim Sung-soo to watch the 19th+ movie" Mention of ex-girlfriend 'chilled' [Groom Class 2]

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'Groom Class 2' featured Kim Sung-soo and Park So-yoon learning sweet couple dances and even bringing up 'ex-girlfriends,' showcasing the chemistry of a real-life couple.

On the 11th episode of Channel A's 'Groom Class 2,' Kim Sung-soo celebrated his birthday by challenging Park So-yoon to a 'couple dance,' strengthening their bond. Additionally, Kim Yo-han introduced Lee Ju-yeon to his close friend, 'tennis legend' Lee Hyung-taek, rapidly advancing their relationship and raising the 'pink temperature.'

To celebrate his birthday, Kim Sung-soo used a wish ticket he received from Park So-yoon to finally tackle his long-held bucket list item: learning a couple dance. Dressed in proper athletic attire, the two attended a dance studio to take a rumba class, known as the dance of love. During the lesson, Kim Sung-soo unexpectedly displayed weak lower-body skills, prompting Park So-yoon to briefly dance with the male instructor. Watching the two instructors dance together, Kim Sung-soo shot jealous glances, drawing laughter. Fortunately, the atmosphere lightened when it was revealed that the male and female instructors were actually a married couple. To fulfill Kim Sung-soo's wish, Park So-yoon continued practicing even after her feet became blistered. After more than three hours of practice, the two finally delivered a captivating rumba performance with seamless chemistry.

Next, the couple moved to a cocktail bar, expressing satisfaction as they said, "We felt the charm of dancing and hope we can dance together even when we're older." During their sincere conversation, Park So-yoon mentioned, "I watched the movie you told me to watch," referring to Kim Sung-soo's screen debut. She then added, "I almost turned it off midway, but I watched it all the way through. It was a bit difficult to watch because of the '19+ content.'" Kim Sung-soo's expression darkened at Park So-yoon's conservative reaction. Immediately afterward, in the studio, Kim Sung-soo honestly stated, "I believe my work broke new ground in the film industry with an unconventional genre, and I am proud of it. If a good project comes along, I am still willing to take on the challenge," conveying his conviction as an actor.

Kim Sung-soo suddenly brought up his ex-girlfriend to Park So-yoon, saying, "When I filmed that movie, I had a girlfriend who supported and cheered for my acting, so all the harsh reactions were fine." Park So-yoon responded, "Why are you suddenly bringing up my ex-girlfriend?" feeling hurt, and the atmosphere instantly turned cold. Watching this unfold in the studio, Kim Sung-soo expressed regret, saying, "At the time, my vision was narrow, but looking at it from a third-party perspective, I understand So-yoon's feelings." After a brief moment of tension, as Paul Kim's song "Every Day, Every Moment" played, the two reflected on the romantic lyrics and resumed their conversation. Kim Sung-soo requested the rumba music he had been listening to throughout the practice, and the two stood up from their seats, smiling, and danced the rumba together, passionately reconciling.

Next, the scene of Kim Yo-han and Lee Ju-yeon's 'tennis date' was revealed. At a tennis court, Kim Yo-han met Lee Hyung-taek and his daughter Lee Mi-na, introducing Lee Ju-yeon. Kim Yo-han explained the reason for the meeting: "Senior Lee Hyung-taek is living the ideal married life, and he is also the father of three children I dream of, so I wanted to get his advice on marriage." Lee Hyung-taek immediately asked, "What is your relationship?" with a sharp question. Kim Yo-han replied, "We are in the stage of getting to know each other with good feelings; every time we meet, there is a different charm." Shortly after, when Kim Yo-han briefly left the scene, Lee Hyung-taek probed Lee Ju-yeon by asking, "How long do you plan to keep getting to know each other?" Lee Ju-yeon responded, "I can start dating right away, but when it comes to marriage, I become more cautious." He then added, "It seems neither of us is willing to take the first step, so I think I should take the lead now," revealing his deepening feelings.

Amid the pink atmosphere, Kim Yo-han and Lee Ju-yeon received intensive tennis tutoring from Lee Hyung-taek. Afterward, they played an impromptu mini-game with Lee Mi-na, the youngest daughter of tennis prodigy Lee Hyung-taek. With the goal of "scoring just one point," the two became a perfect team, displaying fantastic chemistry and successfully scoring the first point, erupting in cheers. Thanks to the cupid-like efforts of Lee Hyung-taek and Lee Mi-na, the two grew even closer. In an interview, Lee Ju-yeon shared, "It was such a fun match, and it was even better because I could rely on Kim Yo-han's leadership."

After the enjoyable meeting concluded, Kim Yo-han drove Lee Ju-yeon home. As they approached her destination, Kim Yo-han expressed regret, saying, "Even though we're going slowly, why does it feel like we're arriving so quickly..." He then asked Lee Ju-yeon to apply hand cream to his hand, naturally taking her hand. Lee Ju-yeon held onto Kim Yo-han's hand and arm tightly, and after parking in front of her house, she applied lip balm to his lips, continuing the ticklish physical contact. After exchanging intense gazes for a while, the two got out of the car, interlaced their fingers, and walked down the street. When a truck passed by in front of Lee Ju-yeon's house, Kim Yo-han expressed his affection with a 'back hug.' As the date filled with excitement came to an end, Lee Seung-chul asked, "You're still meeting each other recently, right?" Kim Yo-han shyly confessed, "Actually, we watched a late-night movie last night." Tak Jae-hoon joked, "Next time, watch a Kim Sung-soo movie together," to which Kim Sung-soo enthusiastically replied, "Highly recommended!" bringing a cheerful laugh.

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