Kim Sang-hyuk, a former member of the group Click-B, joined Channel A's 'Groom's Lesson 2' as the first 'divorcee enrollee,' revealing his earnest desire for a lifelong family.

On the episode of Channel A's 'Groom's Lesson 2' that aired on the 17th, Kim Sang-hyuk shared his daily life with his mother and his current status as a 'prepared groom-to-be,' juggling multiple professions.

Kim Sang-hyuk showcased his hardworking side, from his morning health management routine to running a custom suit shop and serving as a CEO in the restaurant industry. He stated, "I do various things including clothing, bags, and health patch manufacturing, and the income is above the salary of a large corporation," drawing admiration from the studio mentors.

The broadcast also featured scenes of the Click-B members performing together on stage for the first time in a while, followed by a team dinner at a restaurant operated by Kim Sang-hyuk. During the meal, Kim Sang-hyuk candidly confessed, "While browsing social media at night, I saw photos of Yoo Ho-seok and Oh Jong-hyuk's daughters and felt happy but also envious," adding, "I wish I had a lifelong family who would be on my side."

The members shared that Kim Sang-hyuk's motto is 'Family, my motor' and cheered for him to meet a good partner. At the end of the broadcast, a preview showed Kim Sang-hyuk going on his first blind date, drawing attention to the start of a new romance. Regarding his ideal type, Kim Sang-hyuk explained, "Someone who can be a shelter we can rely on together, a person who becomes the reason to live just by existing," adding that in terms of appearance, he shares similar tastes with Tak Jae-hoon.

Meanwhile, the broadcast also provided an update on Kim Yo-han. Kim Yo-han went on a solo camping trip with Shin-sung, Song Hae-na, and Park Eun-hye, where he revealed that his recent fling with Lee Joo-yeon had ended.

When Kim Yo-han asked about contact frequency and playing hard to get during the early stages of dating, Park Eun-hye and Song Hae-na offered dating advice, saying, "At our age, playing hard to get is a luxury," and advised him to act on his feelings. In response, Kim Yo-han said he currently has no plans for a new encounter but hopes a good person will appear.

Channel A's 'Groom's Lesson 2' airs every Friday at 9 p.m.