'Lover's Course 2' Cheon Myung-hoon Questions Lee Jung-jin and Sowol's Relationship, Reveals Current Status
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- South Korean celebrity Cheon Myung-hoon expressed suspicion about the relationship between Lee Jung-jin and Sowol on the show 'Lover's Course 2'.
- Cheon Myung-hoon was initially rejected by Sowol but later learned she had met Lee Jung-jin, causing him distress.
- The program 'Lover's Course 2' follows male stars learning about real love, airing weekly on Channel A.
On the latest episode of Channel A's entertainment program 'Lover's Course 2,' celebrity Cheon Myung-hoon voiced his suspicions about the relationship between fellow cast members Lee Jung-jin and Sowol.
Cheon Myung-hoon, who had previously pursued Sowol on the show, appeared to be seeking comfort by stating he was content with his life in Yangpyeong. However, the show's MCs humorously pointed out that he hadn't been rejected but rather that Sowol hadn't reciprocated his advances after multiple attempts.
I'm okay, I like Yangpyeong.
The situation took a turn when Cheon Myung-hoon directly questioned Lee Jung-jin, asking if rumors of his involvement had caused a rift between him and Sowol. He was further surprised to learn that Lee Jung-jin had recently met with Sowol, a woman he knew before Cheon Myung-hoon.
There are rumors that the reason Sowol and I have grown distant is because of you, Jung-jin.
Upon hearing about Sowol's recent interactions with Lee Jung-jin, Cheon Myung-hoon urgently contacted her. He became visibly disheartened when Sowol's conversation with Lee Jung-jin seemed more intimate than their own. Lee Jung-jin then clarified that his meeting with Sowol was a blind date she had arranged, which ultimately brought Cheon Myung-hoon some relief.
'Lover's Course 2' is a reality dating show that follows male celebrities as they navigate the path to finding true love. The program airs every Thursday at 10 PM on Channel A.
It was a blind date that Sowol arranged.
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Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.
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