'Divorce''Woo Ji-won''Sorry to the kids'Crying..Even the 父 'Tears'('Now I'm alone')

Oct 05, 2024

'Divorce''Woo Ji-won''Sorry to the kids'Crying..Even the 父 'Tears'('Now I'm alone')



A trailer featuring Woo Ji-won, a new member of 'Now I'm Alone' is a hot topic.

Woo Ji-won, who newly joined the TV CHOSUN observation entertainment show 『Now I'm Alone』, which will premiere at 10 p.m. on October 8 (Tue), caught the eye of viewers by showing everyday scenes that have not been released so far in the recently released trailer for TV CHOSUN"Now I'm Alone."

"I think that's when it started"When the story of the children came out, I feel very sorry for them."Former basketball star Woo Ji-won can't talk in tears. He looked sad as if recalling the time he endured alone.



Woo Ji-won's daily life is revealed for the first time in six years, but talking to herself as if she is talking to the children is basic! "Um~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~" Woo Ji-won's sloppy daily life, which was completely different from his image, which looked gentle and cold, showed a twist of charm.

'Divorce''Woo Ji-won''Sorry to the kids'Crying..Even the 父 'Tears'('Now I'm alone')
Woo Ji-won has a serious conversation with her father at the end of the video. "Why are you making me cry?" You can feel the father's affection for his son in the sight of his father crying during the conversation. It also raised expectations for the main episode of what the father's story would be, which brought the studio panel all to tears.



On the other hand, 'Now I'm Alone' is a real observation entertainment that depicts the journey of people who are once again alone to find happiness while adapting to the world, depicting the second act of recovery and growth in their honest lives with a warm gaze.

TV CHOSUN Observation Entertainment Program 'Now Alone', which caught the attention of home viewers by recording 4.5% (Nilson Korea, national standard) and up to 5.6% through four pilot broadcasts, will premiere at 10 p.m. on October 8 (Tue).





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