Would You Marry Me Episodes 9-10: Release Schedule & What’s Coming Next for the Fake Marriage Drama

The romantic K-drama that has everyone talking is back with more twists! Would You Marry Me continues to captivate audiences with its story of Kim Woo-joo and Yoo Me-ri navigating a 90-day fake marriage arrangement. After the emotional rollercoaster of episodes 7-8, fans are eager to know when the next installments drop and what drama awaits.

Would You Marry Me Release Info

The drama airs on SBS in South Korea at 9:50 pm KST and streams simultaneously on Disney+ for international viewers. With only four episodes remaining after this weekend’s release, the stakes are getting higher.

What to Expect in Episodes 9-10

The preview footage promises explosive confrontations and emotional revelations. Episode 9 hints at Woo-joo confronting Woo-ju (Me-ri’s ex) with a punch, while he also brings Me-ri to meet her grandmother during the bakery’s 80-year celebration.

The fake marriage facade is crumbling fast. Sang-hyun appears to be catching on that Woo-joo and Me-ri aren’t actually a married couple, which could spell disaster for their housing arrangement.

Meanwhile, the love triangle intensifies. Jin-gyeong has accepted that Woo-joo doesn’t return her feelings, but her emotional dynamics with Sang-hyun will shift after he helped her while drunk. Expect tender moments between these two supporting characters.

The family drama subplot thickens as well. Hang-gu’s secret trip to the U.S. and his son Eung-soo’s suspicions signal that the relationship issue will take center stage. His financial fraud at Myungsoondang bakery might finally be exposed.

Where Previous Episodes Left Off

Episode 8 ended with Woo-ju questioning Me-ri about their pretend marriage status while Woo-joo rushed toward her house. The couple had just returned from a countryside visit where Woo-joo met Me-ri’s mother and even visited her late father’s memorial together—moments that proved their relationship had evolved far beyond their original agreement.

The chemistry between leads Choi Woo-shik and Jung So-min continues to earn praise from viewers worldwide. Their portrayal of two people falling genuinely in love despite starting with a fake arrangement gives the drama authentic heart amid its comedic chaos.

Where to Watch

For Korean audiences, tune into SBS every Friday and Saturday evening. International fans can stream all episodes on Disney+ with subtitles available shortly after release.

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