Prime Video announced today that the Korean series The Divorce Insurance will be coming to the service. Popular stars Lee Dong-wook, Lee Joo-been, Lee Kwang-soo and Lee Da-hee will be leading the rom-com series.

The unique story centres on insurance expert Noh Ki-jun (Lee Dong-wook) who seeks to create a divorce insurance product. Through the process of putting a price on the cost of divorce with his insurance team, they learn more about themselves and love.

The Story…

Noh Ki-jun is a seemingly perfect man who has it all: a prestigious academic background and a highly successful career with his insurance expertise. Unfortunately, he’s a broken man and quite literally broke from his 3 divorces. Left penniless after his divorces, Ki-jun is determined to create a divorce insurance product that would protect people like him.

Kang Han-deul (Lee Joo-been) is a quiet woman and never freely spoke her mind. Her insufferable in-laws treated her poorly during 5 years of marriage; Han-deul finally has enough and gets a divorce. Now she is determined to be a completely different type of woman and begins a new job at the same company as Ki-jun.

The Supporting Characters

An Jeon-man (Lee Kwang-soo) is a timid man who values safety over all else. Jeon-man has known Ki-jun since their elementary school days and while they are opposites, their friendship has lasted throughout the years and they work at the same company. Jeon-man also has his own divorce experience, and he doesn’t want to admit it, but he finds himself drawn to Ki-jun’s idea of developing a divorce insurance.

Jeon Na-rae (Lee Da-hee) is a woman who values freedom and doesn’t want to be restricted. Unable to reconcile differing marriage values, Na-rae got divorced in the past and hasn’t considered getting married again. However, she crosses paths with Ki-jun and becomes intrigued about his past divorces and his plans to create a divorce insurance.

The Divorce Insurance is directed by Lee Won-seok who is known for his films Killing Romance and The Royal Tailor. The series is written by Lee Tae-yoon who wrote Secret Royal Inspector & Joy. Check it out when it launches on Prime Video weekly on Mondays and Tuesdays from 31 March 2025.