“OK, Let’s Get Divorced” Teaser Shows A Marriage Already Past The Point Of No Return

Seven years of marriage, one shared business, and a relationship running on fumes — KBS’s upcoming drama “OK, Let’s Get Divorced” just dropped a highlight teaser, and it wastes no time showing exactly how far things have unraveled between its lead couple.

The clip opens with Baek Mi Young (Lee Min Jung) hurling her wedding ring off a bridge, a striking image that immediately sets the tone for what’s coming: a realistic, unglamorous look at a marriage falling apart in real time.

OK, Let’s Get Divorced: Overview

A Marriage Built On Business, Cracking At The Seams

Baek Mi Young and her husband Ji Won Ho (Kim Ji Seok) aren’t just partners at home — they’re co-CEOs of a struggling wedding dress company, which makes their unraveling marriage a lot messier than a typical breakup. When the company’s sales start slipping, the pair reluctantly agrees to appear together on a variety show to boost business, forcing them to fake affection in public while privately trading barbs behind closed doors.

The teaser doesn’t shy away from the tension. Ji Won Ho snaps at his wife for acting “high and mighty,” while Mi Young refuses to back down, firing back just as sharply. It’s the kind of dynamic that makes clear: whatever love once existed between them has been buried under years of resentment and unspoken grievances.

A Love Square Complicates Things Further

Just as Ji Won Ho begins plotting his own “sleeping with the enemy” strategy to speed up the divorce, old feelings and new attractions start creeping in. Mi Young’s ex-boyfriend Calvin (Lee Hyun Jin) resurfaces, while Ahn Hee Joo (Lee Jin Yi) makes her interest in Ji Won Ho increasingly obvious — setting up a tangled web that promises this won’t be a simple, clean split.

Lee Min Jung, known for roles in dramas like Boys Over Flowers, brings her signature blend of vulnerability and sharp wit to Mi Young, a character whose polished public image hides a much more exhausted, disillusioned woman underneath.

For more on Lee Min Jung’s new project and how it fits into this year’s crowded slate of K-drama premieres, check out TechnoSports’ earlier coverage of the drama’s marriage-turned-battlefield premise.

With its premiere just over a week away, “OK, Let’s Get Divorced” is shaping up to be one of August’s most talked-about K-dramas — less a fairytale romance and more a candid look at what happens when love quietly runs out.

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