"Just get a divorce." Park Seo-jin finally snaps after witnessing his parents' fight [Living Man]

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In 'Living Man', singer Park Seo-jin launches a 'Marital Harmony Project' to help his parents reconcile.

In the episode airing on the 2nd, KBS 2TV's 'Men Who Cook Season 2' (hereinafter 'Living Man') features Park Seo-jin and his siblings, Hyo-jeong, who prepared a surprise event for their parents in honor of Parents' Day on May 8.

On this day, the two siblings not only blew up balloons and decorated the house themselves but also prepared songs and carnations to create a heartfelt event. However, contrary to expectations, their parents' reactions were cold, and unexpected conflicts emerged, causing the scene to freeze over in an instant.

As the argument showed no signs of stopping, Park Seo-jin eventually threw out a bombshell remark akin to a drastic measure: "Just get a divorce. Separate and get married to someone new," surprising everyone.

Ultimately, Park Seo-jin and his siblings launched a 'Marital Harmony Project' to help their parents, whose relationship was as precarious as walking on thin ice. As the first course, they visited Oh Haeng-ja (Prof.), a master of laughter therapy, to undergo laughter therapy, but the atmosphere unfolded differently than expected.

Park Seo-jin's mother poured out the grievances she had harbored in her heart for 33 years and finally shed tears. Watching this, Park Seo-jin and his father could not hide their embarrassment. All eyes turned to the true reason behind what made his mother cry.

The second course continued with a dance sports class. In a meeting with Park Ji-woo, who is considered the top figure in the dance sports world, Park Seo-jin's mother became completely captivated by the charm of a gentle 'Seoul man,' unable to hide her smile. Watching this, Park Seo-jin was flustered, saying, "I could see my father was jealous. He was restless, thinking this shouldn't happen," while his father, burning with jealousy, took unexpected impulsive actions that stirred up the scene.

Will Park Seo-jin's 'Marital Harmony Project' be able to resolve his parents' conflicts and bring back their smiles? You can find out in 'Living Man,' airing on the 2nd at 9:20 p.m.

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