Lee Min Jung and Kim Ji Seok Face a Marriage Breakdown in New ‘OK, Let’s Get Divorced’ Teaser

Lee Min Jung and Kim Ji Seok are bringing romance, resentment, and workplace friction to the screen in the upcoming drama OK, Let’s Get Divorced. A newly released teaser introduces their characters as a married couple who share a wedding-dress business even as their relationship moves toward a difficult split.

The preview centers on Baek Mi Young, played by Lee Min Jung, and Ji Won Ho, played by Kim Ji Seok. Their story begins with the promise of lasting love, but the teaser quickly makes clear that the promise has not held. The pair now appear to be navigating a marriage worn down by everyday conflict, with a formal divorce becoming the next chapter rather than a distant possibility.

A wedding business with an uneasy partnership

The setting gives the drama an immediate irony. Mi Young and Won Ho run a wedding-dress shop, a place built around ceremonies and new beginnings. On the surface, they can still operate as capable business partners, helping present a polished face to customers while managing the work that keeps the shop moving.

Behind that professional rhythm, however, the teaser suggests a far colder reality. Their teamwork does not erase the frustration that has accumulated in private. Instead, the shared business keeps the two characters close enough for disagreements to spill into the daily routine, making it harder for either of them to create emotional distance.

The contrast between the bridal setting and the couple’s condition is one of the preview’s most striking ideas. Wedding gowns, careful fittings, and the image of celebration surround a relationship that has become strained. That collision gives the series room to explore how a partnership can look stable from the outside while becoming increasingly difficult for the people inside it.

From newlywed warmth to open conflict

The teaser opens with a bright image of Mi Young in a wedding dress, leaning into the romance that once defined the couple. It then pivots sharply. What follows is a portrait of a household and workplace where small disputes no longer feel small, and each person seems convinced that the other is responsible for the tension.

Mi Young is shown pushing back against Won Ho’s involvement in her work, while Won Ho responds with his own complaints. These exchanges frame the characters as people who have stopped finding easy ways to listen to each other. The preview favors brisk, confrontational moments, signaling that the show will approach the breakup with both heightened drama and a sense of chaotic daily life.

A wedding ring becomes an especially direct symbol near the end of the teaser, when Mi Young removes it in a decisive gesture. The moment turns an ongoing argument into a clear declaration: the couple’s conflict has reached a point where separation is no longer only implied. It also sets up the question of how they will handle the shop, their history, and their remaining ties after making that choice.

A grounded premise for a relationship story

OK, Let’s Get Divorced presents divorce not as a single event but as a process that reshapes ordinary routines. By placing its central couple in the same business, the drama can examine the practical pressures that complicate a breakup: responsibility to coworkers and customers, the need to keep working, and the challenge of separating personal anger from shared obligations.

The new teaser keeps much of the wider story under wraps, but it establishes a clear emotional map. Mi Young and Won Ho are not strangers who can simply walk away from one another. Their relationship is tied to a business, a past, and the memories of the marriage they once hoped would last.

The series is scheduled to premiere on August 19 at 11 p.m. KST. With Lee Min Jung and Kim Ji Seok at the center, the teaser points toward a character-driven drama about the difficult space between a wedding-day ideal and the complicated work of moving on.