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'Yes, let's divorce'... Lee Min-jeong's cry from the depths of her heart

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From left: Lee Min-jeong and Kim Ji-seok /Photo=Canvas Entertainment
From left: Lee Min-jeong and Kim Ji-seok /Photo=Canvas Entertainment
Photo=Canvas Entertainment
Photo=Canvas Entertainment

In "Yes, Let's Divorce," actress Lee Min-jeong shares a tense marital dynamic with Kim Ji-seok.

KBS Drama Channel's "Yes, Let's Divorce" (directed by Joo Sung-woo, written by Hwang Ji-eun) is a work that follows the real-life divorce experience of a couple who run a wedding dress shop and are seeking to put an end to their exhausted marriage.

At the recent script reading held recently, the cast shone brightly with actors including Lee Min-jeong (as Baek Mi-young), Kim Ji-seok (as Ji Won-ho), Lee Hyun-jin (as Calvin), Lee Jin-i (as Ahn Hee-ju), Jung Ui-je (as Kang Kyung-tae), and Wang Bit-na (as Song A-ri), led by director Joo Sung-woo and writer Hwang Ji-eun.

According to the production team, the actors immediately immersed themselves in their roles as soon as the script reading began, drawing admiration from onlookers. First, Lee Min-jeong, who plays Baek Mi-young, owner of the wedding dress shop J&White, delicately portrayed her inner conflict between her workaholic nature and a wavering family life. In particular, her cry of "Let's divorce," which seemed to rise from deep within her heart, made viewers even more curious about the story she embodies. After the reading concluded, Lee Min-jeong said, "We expect this to become an interesting drama that many can empathize with and laugh and cry over, so we ask for your continued interest."

Kim Ji-seok, who plays Ji Won-ho, Baek Mi-young's husband and co-owner of J&White, brought laughter to the scene with his unique cheerful energy. He completed his character as Ji Won-ho through a proud designer persona and playful acting. Kim Ji-seok remarked, "Please focus on why this couple decided to divorce and what happened between them," adding, "After reading the script, it feels like we've arrived at a famous restaurant that I've only heard about in rumors. I just hope we get to enjoy delicious food."

Meanwhile, Lee Hyun-jin, who plays Calvin, Baek Mi-young's ex-boyfriend, showcased the charm of a character who oscillates between cold and warm with his solid acting foundation. His passionate performance, ranging from sharp charisma to tenderness, effectively heightened the drama's tension. Additionally, Lee Jin-i, who portrays Ahn Hee-ju, an MZ photographer, brought her own unique color to the role by embodying a character that is both honest and bold, adding diverse hues to the story. Expectations are high for their dynamic, which could trigger subtle tectonic shifts in the relationship between Baek Mi-young and Ji Won-ho.

In addition, the passionate performances of actors such as Jung Ui-je and Wang Bit-na, who will further enhance the drama's appeal with their distinctive acting styles, heated up the scene. With "Yes, Let's Divorce" already demonstrating a fantastic synergy from their first meeting, viewers are eager to see how this brilliant team chemistry will be woven into the story.

"Yes, Let's Divorce" will premiere on August 19 at 11 p.m.

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