
| Native Title | 이혼보험 |
| Also Know as | Ihon Boheom, Yihonboheom |
| Director | Lee Won-Suk, Choi Bo-Kyung |
| Writer | Lee Tae‑Yoon |
| Air Time | Monday, Tuesday 20:50 |
| Content Rating | 15+ - Teens 15 or older |
| Runtime | 12 episodes |
| Genre | Drama, Life, Romance, Comedy |
| Language | Korean |
| Country | South Korea |
| Release Date | 2025-03-31 |
| End Date | 2025-05-06 |
“The Divorce Insurance” (native title: “이혼보험”) is a 2025 South Korean workplace romantic comedy series that aired on tvN from March 31 to May 6, 2025 (Mondays, Tuesdays at 20:50).
The series revolves around Noh Ki‑jun, an insurance actuary with three failed marriages behind him, who spearheads a new “divorce insurance” policy that guarantees emotional and financial support in case of divorce. As he assembles a quirky team – analyst Kang Han‑deul, surveyor An Jeon‑man, and quant Jeon Na‑rae – humor, romance, and workplace dynamics intertwine as they quantify the cost of divorce while confronting their own relationship baggage.
Premiere episode scored a solid 3.6% average (5.1% peak) in Seoul and 3.2% nationwide, signaling strong initial interest.
Viewership declined steadily: from ~3.2% in Episode 1 to ~2% by Episode 4, falling to 1% or lower by the finale (peaking near 0.9%), marking it one of tvN’s lowest-rated primetime series.
Reasons cited for the drop include uneven execution, weak romantic development, and excessive use of industry jargon, impacting viewer retention.
Despite low domestic ratings, it became a global hit on Prime Video – topping OTT charts in Asia post-finale.
Bold satire on how divorce is increasingly common and quantifiable, weaving sharp commentary into the narrative.
Office camaraderie and light-hearted exploration of love, loss, and starting over, grounding the story in relatable bonds.
A blend of quirky rom-com antics and touches of emotional sincerity, balancing humor with poignant moments.
Aired on tvN.
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