Seo Jang-hoon criticizes husband's negative attitude on 'Divorce Camp', calling him a "tiring style"

Cast member Seo Jang-hoon expressed strong dissatisfaction regarding the attitude of a husband appearing on the JTBC variety program 'Divorce Camp'.

In the JTBC 'Divorce Camp' broadcast on the 17th, the lives of a couple experiencing conflict were captured. In the video, the husband claimed that his opinions were distorted during the editing process and tried to explain his actions by citing general characteristics of husbands as examples. In response, Seo Jang-hoon pointed out that such cases are very specific, asking, "Why on earth would you use such an example?"

The husband's inferiority complex and the wife's resentment

In the video, the husband's attitude toward his wife's business success appeared as a major cause of conflict. The wife mentioned that she has been working hard even while pregnant, but the husband revealed an inferiority complex by expressing his wife's success as if it were due to luck or something easy. The wife expressed resentment over the husband's threatening words, such as, "Just you wait until your business succeeds, I'll make it tiny."

While admitting that he has an inferiority complex, the husband claimed that his wife does not know him well. The husband said, "My wife doesn't know me well; my friends or my mother know me better," but the cast members questioned his inability to accept the opinion of his wife, who is the person closest to him.

"You can't run a business if you have no people around you," Seo Jang-hoon's advice

During the couple's conversation, the husband's negative tendencies were repeatedly mentioned. The wife reported that, unlike his past positive self, the husband is gradually becoming more negative. Although the husband claimed he is not a negative person, the cast members evaluated his attitude as being very negative.

Regarding the husband's attitude, Seo Jang-hoon advised, "If you have something you think is right, you never bend, but doing that is difficult." He continued, "The more your work doesn't go well, the stronger this tendency will become, and as the tendency grows stronger, the people around you will disappear," emphasizing that it is difficult to sustain a business if there are no people around you.

Meanwhile, the couple revealed that their intention to divorce reaches 80% as they continue the process for relationship recovery.