Fine, Let’s Get Divorced: Release Date, Time, Streaming Details and Story

The upcoming Korean drama Fine, Let’s Get Divorced (also known as OK, Let’s Get Divorced) is set to premiere on August 19, 2026. The series brings together a strong cast led by Lee Min Jung and Kim Ji Suk, telling the story of a married couple who run a wedding dress shop together but find their own relationship falling apart.

When and Where to Watch Fine, Let’s Get Divorced

Fine, Let’s Get Divorced premieres on Wednesday, August 19, 2026 at 11:00 PM Korea Standard Time (KST) .

For viewers around the world, here is the exact streaming time converted to major time zones:

The drama will be available for streaming. Multiple sources confirm the premiere date and time.

The Story of Fine, Let’s Get Divorced

Fine, Let’s Get Divorced follows the realistic divorce journey of a married couple who run a wedding dress shop together. The story centres on Baek Mi Young (played by Lee Min Jung) and Ji Won Ho (played by Kim Ji Suk), a couple who co-own the wedding dress company G&White.

After seven years of marriage, years of buried conflicts push them to seek a divorce. The irony is hard to miss – they help other couples celebrate their weddings while their own marriage falls apart. Baek Mi Young is the CEO of G&White, described as an ambitious and hardworking woman who constantly struggles to balance work demands with her role as a wife. Her emotionally charged line, “Let’s get divorced,” marks the beginning of the central conflict.

Ji Won Ho is the co-CEO of G&White and Baek Mi Young’s husband. He brings bright energy to the role, portraying a talented designer.

The Cast of Fine, Let’s Get Divorced

The drama features a strong ensemble cast:

• Lee Min Jung as Baek Mi Young – CEO of G&White, a workaholic woman torn between her career and marriage
• Kim Ji Suk as Ji Won Ho – Co-CEO of G&White, Baek Mi Young’s husband and a talented designer
• Ki Eun Se as Jun Chi Hyun – A divorce lawyer who takes on Baek Mi Young’s case
• Lee Hyun Jin as Calvin – Baek Mi Young’s ex-boyfriend with a warm yet cold personality
• Lee Jini as Ahn Hee Joo – A Gen Z photographer bringing fresh energy to the story
• Jung Eui Jae as Kang Kyung Tae – Ji Won Ho’s close junior
• Wang Bit Na as Song Ah Ri

Lee Min Jung’s return to dramas marks her first project in five years after starring in Once Again (2020).

Behind the Production

The script reading session brought together director Joo Sung Woo, writer Hwang Ji Eon, and the entire cast. According to the production team, the actors immersed themselves in their roles as soon as the script reading began. Following the session, Lee Min Jung shared, “I hope you’ll show lots of love for this relatable drama that will make you laugh and cry”. Kim Ji Suk also invited viewers to follow the couple’s journey as they decide to end their marriage.

Why You Should Watch Fine, Let’s Get Divorced

Fine, Let’s Get Divorced offers a fresh take on the family romance genre by presenting marriage and divorce in a realistic way. Instead of a sweet love story, the drama highlights the dynamics of a household that has lost its warmth.

The series explores themes that many viewers can relate to – the exhaustion that creeps into long-term relationships, the struggle to balance work and personal life, and the difficult decision to walk away from a marriage that no longer works. The production team has described the show as “so close to reality”.

With Lee Min Jung’s return after five years and Kim Ji Suk’s proven acting skills, the drama brings together two well-respected actors. The supporting cast, including Ki Eun Se as the divorce lawyer, adds more layers to the story.

The show’s premise – a couple who helps others get married while their own marriage falls apart – creates a powerful contrast that drives the emotional core of the series. For viewers who enjoy dramas with realistic family conflicts and strong performances, this one is worth watching when it premieres on August 19.

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