Unexpected Chemistry: Do Kyung-wan and Hong Hyun-hee's Surprising Compatibility Revealed on JTBC Show

Do Kyung-wan and Hong Hyun-hee were left in shock after discovering they have the best compatibility, despite being married to other people.

On the October 28th episode of JTBC's 'Blatant Double Life,' the compatibility between Do Kyung-wan and Hong Hyun-hee was explored.

During the show, the couples Do Kyung-wan and Jang Yoon-jung, and Hong Hyun-hee and Jay Written swapped partners for a day. To break the ice, Do Kyung-wan and Hong Hyun-hee used ChatGPT to check their compatibility.

Both born in 1982, Do Kyung-wan and Hong Hyun-hee were surprised to find that the AI compatibility test labeled them as a 'match made in heaven,' showcasing a perfect synergy that brought laughter.

Hong Hyun-hee commented, "It says we are both emotionally rich and communicate well," adding, "If I'm in charge of planning and creativity, Do Kyung-wan handles execution and management, making it the best synergy."

She continued, "It's a beautiful combination like rain nurturing a tree," explaining that her passion and creativity combined with Do Kyung-wan's calm and meticulous support make for a partnership that can grow in both work and love.

Do Kyung-wan was impressed by the accuracy of the AI's results and shared his struggles with his wife Jang Yoon-jung's style. He confessed, "When given instructions, I don't act immediately because I like to plan my first step, but I get scolded for not acting right away." Hong Hyun-hee empathized with him.

Buoyed by the compatibility results, Do Kyung-wan confidently told Hong Hyun-hee, "I'm better than Jay Written," to which Hong Hyun-hee jokingly replied, "We should have been together," causing laughter.

Despite Do Kyung-wan's attempts to provoke jealousy, Jay Written coolly responded by making French toast for breakfast, saying, "Congratulations, but I'm not jealous." Jang Yoon-jung also reacted realistically to the 'match made in heaven' talk, saying, "I don't understand the conversation at all," adding humor to the situation.

By Chaeryeong Lim, TenAsia Reporter syjj426@tenasia.co.kr