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"Husband Refuses Intimacy" vs. "Wife Hit Him with Lettuce Leaves"... Gongpyeong Couple's Final Choices Diverge [Divorce Camp] [Byeolbyeol TV]

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The Gongpyeong couple made divergent choices regarding whether to divorce on "Divorce Camp."

In the episode of JTBC's variety show "Divorce Camp" broadcast on the 29th, the Gongpyeong couple made conflicting decisions during the final mediation.

On this day, the wife's side claimed that the husband refused marital relations because he no longer found her attractive after she gained weight following childbirth, and that he had been communicating with other women using a multi-profile account. Additionally, they demanded 20 million won in spousal support, citing the husband's verbal abuse and personal degradation as reasons.

Conversely, the husband's side countered that he had been paying 3 million won per month in living expenses, and that the wife was also at fault for throwing tweezers and hitting his head with lettuce leaves.

When the husband's side argued that since both parties were responsible, the mediation should be concluded without spousal support, the wife displayed a look of disgust.

In response, Seo Jang-hoon delivered a sharp remark to the husband, who was fixated on fairness, stating, "Love is not fair." The two also faced off in a tense standoff over custody rights, each claiming they could raise their child better than the other.

Subsequently, in the final choice, the husband expressed his intention not to divorce, while the wife chose divorce. The wife conveyed that she had made various efforts to restore the relationship up until now, and stated that if living together would only lead to greater unhappiness, it would be better to divorce.

However, the wife left her husband with one last chance. She revealed that she was willing to make an effort to restore the relationship if he changed during a period of about six more months of cohabitation before their child started daycare.

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