[Edaily Starin Gim Ga Yeong Reporter] Seo Jang-hoon from “Love War” is furious at her boyfriend, an unknown actor with no sense of financial responsibility.
Kim Won-hoon will appear as a guest on Episode 8 of JTBC’s “Love War,” airing on the 11th. The couple appearing on the show met in college and have been dating for seven years; they are currently experiencing conflicts over financial responsibility and the issue of the girlfriend’s female friends. Even before the specifics of their conflict were revealed, Kim Won-hoon shared, “I also met my wife as a classmate in the acting department; we dated for eight years and have been married for five,” adding, “I can already sense what their concerns are,” as he became deeply invested in the couple’s situation. He even expressed repeated empathy, saying, “The more I look at it, the more it’s exactly my story,” upon learning that the actress’s girlfriend works as an English musical instructor—just like his own wife. When the 32-year-old actor boyfriend confessed his financial situation—saying, “I don’t even have 1 million won in my bank account”—Kim Won-hoon reminisced, “I couldn’t save money at that age either. Back when I was an unknown actor, I worked part-time at a factory, and I used to go on dates with my girlfriend in the factory truck.” The girlfriend, a pro at juggling multiple jobs, is furious that her boyfriend spends four hours a day working out instead of looking for a job or pursuing his acting career. Revealing that she owns real estate in her own name, she vents her frustration over his lack of financial sense and naggingly asks, “Do you even plan on getting married?” Watching the couple’s conflict, Seo Jang-hoon says, “Your boyfriend has a strange stubbornness,” and expresses his frustration with the boyfriend’s complete lack of financial sense. To the boyfriend, who says he doesn’t want to borrow money from his girlfriend to pay for his certification exam, Seo Jang-hoon points out, “You don’t even have 1 million won in your bank account—when are you going to save up 1.5 million won to get that certification?” Kim Won-hoon, who is overly invested in the boyfriend’s side, steps in to defend him, saying, “Jang-hoon-hyung! You’re so good with words—please stop for a moment.” Meanwhile, “Love War” is a program that depicts the fierce battles of couples on the brink of breaking up, with Lee Hyo-ri, Seo Jang-hoon, and Kim Hee-chul stepping in to settle the final outcome of these all-or-nothing relationships. The show is generating buzz as each episode features shocking stories. It airs every Tuesday at 8:50 p.m.
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