Yes, Let's Get a Divorce: Rhee Min-jung and Kim Ji-seok face marital war
Rhee Min-jung and Kim Ji-seok star in 'Yes, Let's Get a Divorce,' a realistic K-drama romantic comedy about a couple facing divorce.
'Yes, Let's Get a Divorce' is drawing viewers' attention by foreshadowing the realistic marital conflicts hidden behind the excitement of marriage. Rhee Min-jung and Kim Ji-seok will transform from lovers into a couple who have become each other's sharpest critics, promising to deliver both laughter and empathy.

Scheduled to premiere on August 19 at 11 PM on the KBS Drama channel, 'Yes, Let's Get a Divorce' (directed by Joo Sung-woo, written by Hwang Ji-eon) is a realistic romantic comedy depicting the story of a couple running a wedding dress shop who, exhausted by married life, decide to divorce.
The recently released teaser video catches the eye by starting with the beautiful appearance of Baek Mi-young (Rhee Min-jung) wearing a gorgeous wedding dress. However, the atmosphere shifts completely as the significant narration of Ji Won-ho (Kim Ji-seok) follows.
With his voice saying, "I think I finally understand now," the scenes show how a couple who was once happier than anyone else grew apart over time.
In the drama, Baek Mi-young and Ji Won-ho are co-representatives running the wedding dress shop 'Ji & White.' While they boast perfect synergy as business partners, the moment they return home, they become each other's greatest source of stress.
The two married because they loved each other, but in reality, small problems accumulate, leading to repeated and constant clashes.
Baek Mi-young bursts with pent-up frustration, saying, "Stop nitpicking my work and just focus on yours," while Ji Won-ho counters, "It's not me who's wrong, it's Baek Mi-young," engaging in a confrontation where neither side backs down.
In particular, the scene in the latter half of the teaser, where a wedding ring is thrown, symbolically shows that the relationship between the two is reaching an irreversible point.
Amidst a dramatic atmosphere of thunder and lightning, Baek Mi-young throws the ring—the symbol of marriage—and creates intense tension as she and Ji Won-ho stare at each other. However, even in the heavy situation, the couple's realistic bickering and comedic expressions reveal the unique, cheerful tone of the production.
Although it deals with the heavy subject of divorce, 'Yes, Let's Get a Divorce' is not just a story of ruin. It is a work that portrays why two people who once loved each other grew apart, and whether they can understand each other again before ending the relationship.
Expectations are high as the drama is set to unravel conflicts that real couples might experience through Rhee Min-jung and Kim Ji-seok's uniquely realistic acting and sense of comedy.
Based on her lovely image and stable comedic acting, Rhee is expected to portray the realistic wife Baek Mi-young, while Kim is expected to show new charms through the character of Ji Won-ho, who oscillates between slyness and seriousness.
'Yes, Let's Get a Divorce' carries the message that while marriage is a beginning, maintaining a relationship is a choice. Attention is focused on the empathy and laughter the story of these two, who come to look at each other again at the end of love, will bring to viewers.