Former short track athlete Park Seung-hee confessed that she faced a divorce crisis with her husband.
In the episode aired on the 21st, SBS 'Same Bed, Different Dreams 2 - You Are My Destiny' depicted the daily life of the newly joined couple Park Seung-hee and Eom Jun-tae.
On that day, Park Seung-hee said, "I have been an athlete for a long time and have done various things, and most of the time, if I work hard, things go well to some extent. However, married life doesn't go as I want it to," which caught attention.
Park Seung-hee and Eom Jun-tae went out together. After washing the car, Eom Jun-tae earnestly advised her not to roll down the windows as it could cause stains, but Park Seung-hee forgot and rolled down the window.
As Eom Jun-tae continued to sigh, Park Seung-hee expressed her disappointment, saying, "I'm really sorry for forgetting, but why do you have to yell about it?" When Eom Jun-tae replied, "If you're sorry, just say you're sorry. Why add 'but'?" Park Seung-hee retorted, "Isn't it because you always do this to me? You always sigh and talk like that. I didn't roll down the window on purpose; it just happened in the moment."
Park Seung-hee stated, "The hardest part of married life has been my husband's sighs. There is a momentary expression that comes out when I do something, and he sighs. I'm an emotional person, so I can easily catch that expression."
In response, Eom Jun-tae explained, "Since the baby was born and I've been taking care of her, my stamina has decreased, and I think I've started to show irritation and sighs that I didn't used to show."
Park Seung-hee shared, "Last year was a time when we clashed a lot due to personality differences, and it was tough raising the child. After about four years of marriage, I felt that 'no matter how hard I try, some things just won't align.' It was overwhelming for me. I thought that if this continued without resolution, we might end up getting a divorce. At that time, I felt like it wouldn't be resolved."
Eom Jun-tae remarked, "I didn't know it was so hard that she was even thinking about divorce. When I later learned that she had considered custody of our daughter, I realized how tough it must have been for her."
[Lee Se-bin, Star Today Guest Reporter]
