'Marriage Hell' Husband, Repeated Business Failures Lead to 650 Million Won in Debt… Ultimately Ends in Divorce

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A couple on 'Marriage Hell' revealed their story of being burdened with hundreds of millions of won in debt due to consecutive business failures.

In the episode of MBC's 'Oh Eun-young Report - Marriage Hell' broadcast on the 5th, a couple who have been divorced for seven years but still live together and run a restaurant was featured.

On that day, the two shared their past financial conflicts experienced while running the restaurant. The husband did not limit himself to operating the restaurant; he attempted several new businesses in an effort to expand his business scale.

The husband expanded the building to a second floor and then entered the Korean buffet business, subsequently operating a gomtang (beef bone soup) takeout factory to continue expanding his business. However, as the newly started businesses failed one after another, the couple was left with massive debt.

In particular, the wife revealed that her husband had not sufficiently consulted with her during the process of pursuing new businesses. She stated that she expressed opposition every time he started a new venture, but her opinions were not properly accepted, and she had to bear the burden following the business failures as well.

Ultimately, the debt the couple took on amounted to approximately 650 million won. Exhausted by continuous business failures and financial burdens, the wife determined that it was difficult to continue their married life and requested a divorce from her husband.

The husband also accepted his wife's request for divorce in a situation where all their children had grown up. Thus, the two put an end to their long marriage.

However, the connection between the two did not end after the divorce. Although they became legally unrelated, they have continued to live together and run the restaurant jointly to this day.

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