#lee joo bin

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The Divorce Insurance (2025) dir. Lee Won Suk

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Lee Joo Bin 이주빈 — Vogue Korea | January (2025)⠀⠀

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I'm loving the buildup of Ki Jun and Han Deul's relationship and how genuine their interactions are so far. Full of small moments and they're not even flirting but their chemistry is the one doing the work.

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Out-of-context screenshots | The Divorce Insurance, Episodes 03-04

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Dahye and Soocheol wedding pics

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Be Melodramatic (2019) ✎ episode xi : So Min

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Promotional stills of Kwak Dong Yeon & Lee Joo Bin from Queen of Tears (2024)

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Ep10 the divorce insurance (2)

Such a soft kiss and the pause was a bit long..

Love she initiate the second kiss😍

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Okay babes, episode 8 is nothing short of exciting!

📍Hae-in choosing to divorce Hyun-woo so he'd finally be free from all the bullshit her family put him up with, and Hyun-woo deciding to stay at Queens so he could prove his innocence and protect Hae-in. I feel sad that they actually divorced but again, it was necessary for them to "part ways" so they'd find their way back into each other, and I think the next episode will be about them slowly rekindling their romance and hopefully healing from the past. I am anticipating a more beautiful wedding than their first one.

📍Don't get me wrong, I still hate Eun-seong but now I'm becoming more and more interested in his backstory, so this bitch still has some ✨humanity✨ in him, judging from the way he reacted when he found out about Hae-in's illness. Him saving Hae-in from the dog attack when they were kids answered the question why he hates dogs. He's still trash, however I do have a feeling that he will have some character redemption somewhere and will basically help Hae-in find a cure, but we'll never know for sure.

📍Hong Man-dae is the biggest fucking idiot among the Hong family, I'm not saying he deserves what happened to him, I'm saying that he needs to learn the hard way and be slapped with the truth so hard that I want him to come down to his knees and beg his children for forgiveness. As much as I feel sorry for him, he was a terrible father to all of them when they got older...and trusting a fucking shaman? Really?

📍Speaking of which, I am actually glad that the Hong family is now broke af. They need to be humbled big time, especially Hae-in's mom, that bitch is such a poor judge of character. I want her to feel embarrassed and terrible about herself for constantly looking down at Hyun-woo and his family, these are the same people who'd willingly save and help their asses even if it meant getting dragged into this shit hole they dug themselves. Also, I saw a clip of the nosy old ladies who were making fun of her at the salon, I say...DESERVE! I hope she starts to change because honestly, I'm so fed up with her and her bullshit.

📍Soo-cheol maybe immature, but I have to admit that he's a good father. He just wanted his son to experience everything he never did, idk what Da-hye was up to. Maybe it was part of their plans? Perhaps she foresaw how messy it's going to be that's why she chose to run away, we'll never know for sure. I still have faith that she'll choose to do what's right for the sake of her son, after all, Soo-cheol treated her and their baby well.

📍Shout out to Song Joong-ki for his cameo. Hiring Vincenzo as a divorce lawyer is such a Hae-in move 😂

[somanykdramas]

THE DIVORCE INSURANCE

GENRES: Comedy, Romance

SUMMARY: Who better than four divorcees and one sologamist to create, test, and bring to production a divorce insurance plan meant to keep marriages happy and successful?

THIS SHOW HAS EVERYTHING: Broken bidets, terrible exes, wonderful exes, monks, pet rocks, to-go soup pots, folding chairs, camping jeeps, forest tigers, borrowed formal wear, green flag coworkers, international travel, knitting, museums, and knowing yourself.

HOT TAKE: This show was a slow burn, but it made up for it in earnest goodness. Although the corporate stakes were a little overblown and Kim Won Hae's performance was a little over the top, we really got a suitable amount of time to learn about each of the MLs, love them for who they are, and hope for their absolute happiness.

Lee Dong Wook is always stellar, whether he's a grumpy gus or a green-flagged charmer like he is here. Regardless of any specific romantic preferences, I bet everyone who watches this show will 100% want to date his character at the end of the series. Kudos to whomever styled Lee Kwang Soo--they made him super swoon-worthy with those side part hairdos and thick eyeglasses!

Some really great cameos in this show, too!

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"How do you think he'll react if he finds out his wife is actually five years older than him?"

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I wonder if they sent the two main actors all the way to France just for that one shot at the end of episode 3 lol

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Out-of-context screenshots | The Divorce Insurance, Episodes 01-02

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We need a happy ending for them too!

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Be Melodramatic (2019) ✎ episode xi : Eung Jung & So Min