Park Yuseon Reveals "Lee Hanul Had 6 More Flings... Still Thinks He Has a Chance" (We Got Divorced)

Published 05 Jan.2021 17:39(KST)

Updated 05 Jan.2021 20:16(KST)

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Photo by TV Chosun, provided by 'We Got Divorced'.

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Bong-ju] Park Yuseon exposed the past of her ex-husband Lee Haneul.

On the 4th, on TV Chosun's 'We Got Divorced,' Lee Haneul and Park Yuseon reunited after their divorce and went on a trip to Jeju Island.

On the second day of their reunion trip to Jeju Island, Lee Haneul and Park Yuseon had skinship from the morning and then moved to their regular restaurant to have breakfast.

Lee Haneul said, "There must be many complicated and subtle people watching this broadcast," and added, "(Kim) Wonhee sent a congratulatory money of 500,000 won. But we met on the show."

Park Yuseon said, "When was the best time?" and added, "In the early days of dating, it was fiery hot but we fought as if we were dying, and later it was comfortable but bland."

Lee Haneul answered, "The beginning was good," and said, "Even when we fought, it was good when it was passionate."

Park Yuseon opened up, "When we were in the 'some' stage, I chased after oppa a lot. But one day, he asked about my schedule. We went fishing together, and it was in Eumseong, Chungbuk."

Park Yuseon continued, "Oppa was out on a boat with a friend for about 8 hours but left his phone behind. When I looked at the phone, there were a lot of women," and exposed, "There were about six."

Lee Haneul said, "Until then, I had been in a long relationship with a girlfriend and at that time, I didn't want to meet women," and added, "There was just no one I was interested in."

Park Yuseon said, "At that time, I thought I had a chance. He ghosted other women but came on a trip with me," and Lee Haneul said, "I was starting to have feelings for you."

Park Yuseon tearfully said, "A woman like me could never be dated. To avoid wavering, I recall difficult moments," and said, "My parents are not in Korea, and I think I said 'oppa' more than 'mom.' He was more than a boyfriend or husband. I became independent immediately after the divorce."