On the Oct. 26 episode of SBS’ "My Little Old Boy", cameras followed Yoon as he closed the book on a 20-year marriage and began life on his own.
Ahead of moving day, the show revisited a scene from the previous episode where Yoon and his ex thoughtfully divided up shared furniture and belongings.
Commenting on the response to that moment, panelist Seo Jang-hoon noted, “There were a lot of reactions after the last broadcast. But not everyone lives the same life. People have their circumstances, and that deserves respect,” adding, “From here on, they’ll cheer each other on as the parents of their child. The marriage ends, but it’s not about hating each other as people.”
Host Shin Dong-yup added, “A lot of viewers said it was such a graceful, even cool, way to part.”
While packing up, Yoon stumbled upon old photo albums and shared a few memories with his ex, leafing through snapshots that fast-forwarded two decades in seconds. “This was when you fell for me,” he joked, only for her to laugh and shoot back, “Please, that was nothing yet.”
She teased him again, recalling, “I told you I used to sing your songs at karaoke because I liked you so much, and you asked if I sang them after breaking up with an ex.” Yoon grinned: “Isn’t that how it goes?” She quipped, “That’s how you wrote all your songs, anyway.”
Before heading out, Yoon noticed a burnt-out kitchen light. “Want me to swap this before I go?” he asked. “I’d love that,” she replied. After a quick fix, he laughed at himself: “What a man. I looked pretty cool just now,” breaking the tension with a bit of 'swagger'.
Yoon also brought a small gift: a reprinted copy of a childhood photo of their son, Yoon Hoo, a picture both had wanted to keep while sorting through their things. She was genuinely touched and thanked him.
Once the movers cleared the last boxes, the two took one final look around the now-empty space. “I’m off. Live well,” Yoon said to his ex-wife.
He paused at the door and added, “Feels strange. Take care,” a quiet farewell that marked the end of one chapter―and the start of another.
(SBS Entertainment News | Kim Hyo-jung)