Ko Du-shim reveals intention to remarry after 28 years of divorce: "I have no plans to live alone" [My Little Old Boy]

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Actress Ko Du-shim has announced her intention to remarry for the first time in 28 years since her divorce.

According to an the 28th report from SBS, the upcoming episode of SBS's variety show "My Little Old Boy" (hereinafter referred to as "My Little Old Boy"), airing on the 30th, will feature Ko Du-shim delivering blunt advice to her "tearful junior" colleagues Lim Won-hee and Kim Kwang-kyu.

In a recently recorded session, the two "tearful juniors," Lim Won-hee and Kim Kwang-kyu of "My Little Old Boy," who are collectively 117 years old, met up. Known as the twin peaks of "loneliness," they have previously drawn sympathy with their unexpectedly poignant demeanor.

At Kim Kwang-kyu's suggestion, the two began practicing Pilates together, engaging in a subtle battle of pride while being conscious of each other, which unexpectedly sparked laughter. Notably, the pair reenacted a famous scene from the movie "Spider-Man," showcasing their unique chemistry.

Following this, Ko Du-shim appeared at Lim Won-hee's home. Having long identified Lim Won-hee and Kim Kwang-kyu as her "tearful juniors" whom she would like to treat to a meal, Ko expressed that she understands their feelings about living alone and stated, "I really wanted to meet you both."

Ko then surprised the group by serving a full table of homemade Jeju Island cuisine. Continuously caring for Lim Won-hee and Kim Kwang-kyu, she teased them with remarks such as, "Why can't someone so handsome get married?" and "What will single people do?" turning the studio into a sea of laughter.

Shortly afterward, when Lim Won-hee asked if she had ever considered remarrying, Ko reportedly responded honestly, saying, "I have no plans to live alone." Ko married a businessman in 1976 and has one son and one daughter but divorced in 1998.

Meanwhile, Lim Won-hee and Kim Kwang-kyu confessed that their blind dates have consistently failed to yield positive results, forming a shared understanding of their "tearful" love lives. Additionally, with almost no female friends who are not romantic partners, the two arranged a surprise phone call with Lim's only "female friend," drawing significant attention.

While listening to Lim's conversation, Kim Kwang-kyu subtly expressed jealousy, saying, "We're closer than that," and confessed, "Someday I'll be the one to hold your hand first," completely turning the scene upside down. It remains a mystery who Lim's "female friend" is, whom he calls "Oppa" while she refers to him as "Senior." The episode will air on the 30th at 9 p.m.

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