The upcoming drama “OK, Let’s Get Divorced” is raising anticipation with newly released stills of Lee Hyun Jin and Lee Jini, two characters set to bring even more emotional tension to an already complicated marriage.
The drama centers on a married couple who run a wedding dress shop together but find themselves pushed to the breaking point. After years of emotional exhaustion and unresolved conflict, the pair decide to end their marriage, beginning a realistic and emotional journey through divorce.
Lee Hyun Jin takes on the role of Calvin, the successful CEO of Calvin Hotel and the former boyfriend of Baek Mi Young, played by Lee Min Jung.
In the newly revealed images, Calvin appears sophisticated and confident in a perfectly tailored suit, wearing a calm smile that reflects his wealthy and privileged background. However, another still shows a noticeably different side of him as his expression turns serious and conflicted.
Although Calvin was the one who ended his relationship with Mi Young in the past, seeing the difficulties surrounding her marriage appears to stir unexpected emotions. His return could create even more uncertainty as Mi Young struggles with the future of her relationship.
Meanwhile, Lee Jini stars as Ahn Hee Joo, a lively Gen Z photographer who develops feelings for Ji Won Ho, portrayed by Kim Ji Suk.
Hee Joo is confident, straightforward, and unapologetically honest when it comes to romance. After becoming acquainted with Won Ho during her time in Milan, she does not hesitate to express her feelings for him.
New stills highlight her energetic and cheerful personality, suggesting that her bold pursuit of love could introduce both refreshing moments and additional complications to the story.
According to the drama’s production team, Calvin and Hee Joo are among the characters who are most willing to be open about their emotions. Rather than hiding how they feel, both choose to confront their hearts directly and act without wanting to leave behind regrets.
Their decisions are expected to create powerful emotional conflicts while adding new layers to the complicated relationships at the center of the drama.
With former lovers resurfacing, new romantic feelings developing, and a marriage already on the verge of collapse, “OK, Let’s Get Divorced” is shaping up to deliver an emotionally charged story about love, separation, regret, and second chances.
“OK, Let’s Get Divorced” premieres August 19, 2026, at 11 p.m. KST.
