‘Confucian Boy’ Canadian Husband Slams Wife’s Male Friends Too: “There Are No Friendships Between Men and Women” [Lee Sook Camp]

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The second couple of the 26th season of ‘Divorce Camp,’ featuring a husband with Canadian citizenship, shocks viewers by displaying an obsessive attitude toward his wife rooted in conservative values.

In the episode airing on JTBC at 5 p.m. on the 12th, a household investigation is conducted for the second couple of the 26th season.

The footage first released from the wife’s side depicts the daily life of a versatile “multi-jobber” wife and her conservative Canadian husband.

Contrary to his open-minded image, the husband monitors every move his wife makes and interferes in all aspects of their lives. He not only wishes for his wife to become a full-time housewife but also demands time spent with family, displaying an attitude that goes beyond control and borders on obsession, leaving viewers astonished.

The husband’s suspicions extend even to the wife’s male acquaintances. Displaying what is dubbed “Confucian boy” traits, the husband states, “There are no friendships between men and women,” showing a particularly sensitive reaction toward the men around his wife.

He even badmouths the wife’s “male friends” (male human friends) who attended their wedding in front of her. It is further revealed that he cut off the relationship with the wife’s “master,” a figure she had been grateful to, adding to the shock. Despite this, the husband claims that all his actions are for the sake of preserving their marriage.

The “Standards Couple” receives counseling solutions from counselor Lee Ho-sun. Previously, the “Standards Couple” had shocked viewers by imposing harsh standards on the husband.

In today’s episode, counselor Lee Ho-sun examines why the wife tries to align everything in the household with her own standards and the husband’s attitude of always stepping back from domestic issues, seeking to find the root of their conflict.

However, the wife remains steadfast in her position that her way is right and barely reacts to the subsequent solutions. Ultimately, counselor Lee Ho-sun delivers a sharp remark to the wife, saying, “If you’re going to act like that, you should stop counseling.”

After completing five hours of counseling, the “Standards Couple” seemed to briefly regain peace, but they soon began raising their voices again. The wife could not control her emotions, venting long-held grievances and shouting, “That thing is makgeolli (Korean rice wine).”

The production team rushed in to mediate, but the situation remained difficult to calm down, prompting counselor Lee Ho-sun to visit their accommodation directly for additional solutions. Attention is focused on what conversations will take place at the solution site outside the counseling room. The episode airs at 9:50 p.m. on the 12th.

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