"Yes, Let's Divorce" Premieres on the 19th... Lee Hyun-jin and Lee Jin-i's Contrasting Charms Complete a Love Rectangle
As the drama "Yes, Let's Divorce," broadcast on KBS Drama and GTV, is set to premiere on the 19th at 11 p.m., character stills of actors Lee Hyun-jin and Lee Jin-i have been released. "Yes, Let's Divorce" (directed by Joo Sung-woo, written by Hwang Ji-eon, produced by Canvas N) depicts the divorce

As the drama "Yes, Let's Divorce," broadcast on KBS Drama and GTV, is set to premiere on the 19th at 11 p.m., character stills of actors Lee Hyun-jin and Lee Jin-i have been released.
"Yes, Let's Divorce" (directed by Joo Sung-woo, written by Hwang Ji-eon, produced by Canvas N) depicts the divorce experience of a wedding dress shop representative couple weary of married life. Lee Hyun-jin and Lee Jin-i, whose characters have now been unveiled, stand at the center of an intricate love rectangle involving four men and women, playing roles that heighten the tension of the drama.
Lee Hyun-jin appears as Calvin, a hotel CEO and the ex-lover of Baek Mi-young (played by Lee Min-jung). In the released stills, Calvin is dressed in a sharp suit, smiling yet simultaneously exuding a cold and composed expression that reveals a multifaceted charm. In the drama, he is a character who abruptly reappears after having previously initiated a breakup with Baek Mi-young, causing upheaval and foreshadowing changes that will shake the emotional arc of the story.
Lee Jin-i takes on the role of Ahn Hee-joo, an MZ-generation photographer who harbors a one-sided love for Ji Won-ho (played by Kim Ji-seok). Ahn Hee-joo is a character who actively expresses her feelings with a bold and honest attitude. Lee Jin-i plans to realistically portray the character's quirky yet endearing devoted charm.
The production team commented on the two characters, saying, "They are individuals who are honest with their emotions and act boldly," adding, "Their uninhibited actions will intertwine with the couple's crisis, strongly drawing viewers into the story."
Meanwhile, "Yes, Let's Divorce" will air simultaneously on KBS Drama and GTV channels on the 19th at 11 p.m., and will subsequently be available for streaming on Tving and Wavve.
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