In the Sep 6th episode of SBS PLUS and ENA’s reality dating program “I Am Solo”, three solo women Yeongja, Hyunsook and Sunja are seen shedding tears in what can be described as a highly emotional and tearful scene.
Yeongja, while in her room with other solo women, suddenly starts crying, leaving the others worried. She eventually bursts into tears while saying, “What should I do? I’m so sad…“
Seeing Yeongja in tears, Hyunsook comforts “I know exactly what you mean” and ends up hugging Yeongja, crying together.
Witnessing this, Sunja says “My tears suddenly come out too” as she wipes away her tears with a tissue. Sunja also joins the emotional moment, and Hyunsook lightens the mood by jokingly saying, “I didn’t shed any tears.“
However, tension begins to rise in the room as the solo women start discussing a situation involving Kwangsoo, who seems to have caused their emotional outburst. The conversation takes a dramatic turn, and MC Defconn intervenes by exclaiming “Please stop!” and slamming the table. Viewers are left in suspense, eager to know the full story behind the solo women’s emotional breakdown.
Meanwhile, in the same episode, Kwangsoo causes a disruption by abruptly requesting a halt to the filming. Previously, Kwangsoo faced a dating crisis during “Hanbok Random Date”. Upon returning to the shared house after the incident, he wakes up early in the morning at 4 AM to focus on his work as the “startup company” representative.
However, Kwangsoo suddenly starts searching his phone frantically and eventually breaks down in tears while his head rests on the table. He cries for a while, then gets up, leaves the house in his car, and continues to wipe away his tears while driving. MC Song Hae Na expresses sadness, “Oh, what should we do?“
Finally, Kwangsoo, with a choked voice, requests the filming crew next to him, “I’m sorry, but can you not film this?” MC Defconn shows deep understanding of Kwangsoo’s situation, saying, “It must be sad and difficult…“
Meanwhile, the Aug 30th episode of “I Am Solo” recorded an average viewership rating of 5.6%, with a peak rating of 6.1%.
Source: Daum
