Broadcast personality Park Mi-sun has made a successful return to television following a year and a half of recovery from breast cancer, which she was diagnosed with in December 2024. Joining her on the new MBN family reality observation program 'Nam-ui Jip Gwi-han Gajok,' which premiered on the 2nd, is her husband, comedian Lee Bong-won. The show highlights the realistic dynamics of the 34-year veteran couple, who currently live as a "weekend couple" due to Lee Bong-won's business ventures in Cheonan. Throughout Park's recovery process, Lee Bong-won provided dedicated support, which the couple openly discussed as they shared their life journey with viewers. - Park Mi-sun and Lee Bong-won, a 34-year veteran couple, have rejoined the screen together to share their daily lives on the new MBN program 'Nam-ui Jip Gwi-han Gajok.' - The show documents the couple's current reality as weekend spouses, with Lee Bong-won operating a business in Cheonan, and reflects on their mutual support during Park's breast cancer recovery beginning in December 2024. Q: Why is this trending? A: The public is showing strong interest in the broadcast comeback of Park Mi-sun following her cancer battle and the supportive, realistic portrayal of her long-term marriage with husband Lee Bong-won. | Broadcast personality Park Mi-sun has made a successful return to television following a year and a half of recovery from breast cancer, which she was diagnosed with in December 2024. Joining her on the new MBN family reality observation program 'Nam-ui Jip Gwi-han Gajok,' which premiered on the 2nd, is her husband, comedian Lee Bong-won. The show highlights the realistic dynamics of the 34-year veteran couple, who currently live as a "weekend couple" due to Lee Bong-won's business ventures in Cheonan. Throughout Park's recovery process, Lee Bong-won provided dedicated support, which the couple openly discussed as they shared their life journey with viewers. - Park Mi-sun and Lee Bong-won, a 34-year veteran couple, have rejoined the screen together to share their daily lives on the new MBN program 'Nam-ui Jip Gwi-han Gajok.' - The show documents the couple's current reality as weekend spouses, with Lee Bong-won operating a business in Cheonan, and reflects on their mutual support during Park's breast cancer recovery beginning in December 2024. Q: Why is this trending? A: The public is showing strong interest in the broadcast comeback of Park Mi-sun following her cancer battle and the supportive, realistic portrayal of her long-term marriage with husband Lee Bong-won.