The popular SBS variety show 'Dolsing Fourmen' will air 20 minutes later than its usual time due to the preceding program 'Our Ballad.'
On the upcoming episode airing on the 21st, 'Dolsing Fourmen' will feature guests In Gyo-jin, So Yi-hyun, Kim Mi-ryeo, and Park Se-mi.
Celebrity couple So Yi-hyun and In Gyo-jin, known for their strong relationship, will share their love story on the show. So Yi-hyun revealed that she sensed In Gyo-jin's interest in her even before they started dating, recalling how he would frequently visit her in the waiting room, suggesting they rehearse a kiss scene. In Gyo-jin, caught off guard, tried to excuse it as a matter of angles, but it was revealed that the actual filming involved a more intense kiss than planned.
Park Se-mi humorously confessed that her family was shocked by her appearance at birth, with her father even doubting she was his daughter due to her looks. However, she resembled her father so much that everyone in the neighborhood recognized her. Park Se-mi expressed her strong desire to get married, sharing a list of over ten ideal traits she looks for in a partner, which prompted Tak Jae-hoon to dismiss her chances.
Kim Mi-ryeo, married to actor Jung Sung-yoon, known as the 'Bacchus CF Man,' made a shocking statement that the reason she married him became the reason for their potential divorce. She admitted to being attracted to his handsome appearance and investing heavily in their marriage, only for him to gain 20kg post-marriage, losing his neck and his good looks, which left her frustrated.
Meanwhile, 'Dolsing Fourmen' will air at 11 PM instead of its usual 10:40 PM slot due to 'Our Ballad,' hosted by Jeon Hyun-moo. The show has faced frequent schedule changes and cancellations, resulting in a low rating of 2.0% on September 30, the lowest since its debut in 2021. The episodes on October 7 and 14 also failed to surpass the 2% mark, with the highest rating this year being 5.6%.
Additionally, 'Dolsing Fourmen' has faced criticism for losing its original concept as fixed members Kim Jun-ho and Lee Sang-min have remarried. Despite calls for their departure, the show's producers stated, "As they embark on new lives, the program's narrative has expanded. It's not just about the pain of divorce but also about finding love again and discussing life from a new perspective," confirming there will be no cast changes.
Reported by Tae Yuna, TenAsia youyou@tenasia.co.kr