Divorce Camp's Song Jeong-woo and Park Seul-gi couple choose reconciliation over divorce after agreeing to a 7:3 asset division

In the 101st episode of the JTBC variety program 'Divorce Camp', the process of a couple experiencing conflicts over asset division and child custody making their final choice after undergoing the camp process was captured.

7:3 Asset Division Agreement and Child Custody Dispute

In the video, the couple first proceeded with mediation regarding the division of assets. They discussed dividing net assets of approximately 247 million won, excluding total assets of approximately 353 million won and debts of approximately 106 million won. The husband proposed a 7:3 ratio based on his economic activities and participation in housework, and the wife agreed, stating that a 7:3 ratio was correct. The wife expressed surprise at the husband's concession, mentioning that the husband had previously suggested splitting everything 50:50 in the event of a divorce.

In the subsequent child custody dispute, the positions of the couple diverged. The wife holds the position that she must take custody of both children (4 years old and 10 months old). The wife cited the fact that her schedule is flexible due to the nature of her self-employment and that her family from her parents' side can assist with childcare. On the other hand, the husband strongly desires custody and emphasized that he can receive help from his mother, who is a former childcare teacher. During this process, when the husband intervened in the wife's remarks, the cast members gave a warning, stating that listening to others is fundamental.

Reconciliation and New Promises Chosen Instead of Divorce

At the final choice, the last stage of the camp, husband Song Jeong-woo and wife Park Seul-gi both decided 'not to divorce'. The husband expressed his intention to make an effort, admitting to the parts where he had misinterpreted the wife's intentions. The wife also expressed her intention to try living together one more time, accepting the husband's appearance of trying to change.

The couple, having decided not to divorce, set specific promise items for maintaining their future married life. The promises proposed by the wife included: ▲limiting dawn shifts to twice a week ▲not going out to smoke from after work until before sleep ▲going on a 2-day, 1-night family trip once every two months ▲going on an overseas trip once a year ▲speaking affectionately to the wife and taking the wife's side. In particular, when the husband expressed difficulty regarding the promise related to quitting smoking, the wife added that one should not make promises that cannot be kept.