[Edaily Starin Reporter Gim Ga Yeong ] “My Remaining Romance” has released a preview video for its first episode, heightening anticipation for the premiere.

On the 27th, SBS’s “My Remaining Romance” kicked off this new dating reality show by releasing a teaser video for its first episode via its official social media channels.
The released teaser captures the heart-fluttering first encounters of these extraordinary young men and women. The cast members express their honest first impressions of one another—describing each other as “elegant and cute,” “pure,” and “radiant”—while also showing signs of both nervousness and excitement.
However, the excitement of their first meeting is short-lived, as the cast members read from their personal diaries of battling illness, opening up about stories they’ve never easily shared with anyone. As they made painful confessions—such as “I was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer,” “I had a total gastrectomy,” and “I was told I might have to have one of my legs amputated”—heavy sighs and a profound silence filled the studio.
In particular, practical questions like “Can I date? What about marriage?” and “Can I love and feel the emotions of romance?” reveal moments of despair and anguish—moments when they had to give up even the ordinary lives enjoyed by their peers. Watching the cast members share their wounds and comfort one another’s overwhelming emotions, host Choi Ye-na shed tears, expressing deep empathy.
The atmosphere takes another unexpected turn as a male cast member is shown standing in the “Room of Time” according to the unique system of *My Remaining Romance*. His meaningful remark—“Actually, I know that person. I wonder if they remember me?”—left the hosts so stunned they practically leapt out of their seats, and this cinematic connection—unknown even to the production team—is heightening curiosity and anticipation for the premiere.
SBS’s “My Remaining Love” is a dating reality show featuring young adults in their 20s and 30s—who have either been diagnosed with a terminal illness or have battled illnesses that brought them to the brink of death—as they confront life and love anew. It portrays the most heartfelt and passionate love stories written by these individuals, who have experienced the finiteness of life more acutely than anyone else, as they make the most of the time they’ve been given.
SBS has previously won viewers’ hearts with a variety of dating programs, including “Group Dating,” where parents and children live together to find romantic partners, and “Monggeul Counseling Center,” a dating show for people with developmental disabilities. Attention is now focused on whether “My Remaining Love” will carry on this legacy.
SBS’s new variety show “My Remaining Love” will premiere next Monday, the 3rd, at 10 p.m.