Lee Dong Wook and Lee Da Hee break marriage myth in Divorce Insurance streaming on Prime Video: ‘Don’t go all-in’

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Unlike the typical romance heroine, Na Rae doesn’t see love through rose-colored glasses. Instead, she approaches relationships with a practical mindset.  Lee Da Hee also shared her personal perspective on marriage: “Don’t go all-in on your marriage,” she advised. “I don’t think it’s right to give up everything because there are other very important parts of your life other than marriage.” The K-drama explores the themes of “love, heartbreak, and self-discovery,” challenging the traditional idea that love should come at the cost of one’s individuality. 

The Divorce Insurance follows Na Rae and her team as they tackle one of modern relationships’ biggest concerns—how to protect love while also protecting oneself. This 2025 Prime Video K-drama encourages viewers to see marriage and divorce as natural parts of life rather than absolute successes or failures. Lee Da Hee hopes the series will open up more honest discussions about relationships. “I hope viewers can see divorce from a broader perspective rather than simply viewing it as something negative. I’d also love for them to reflect on what it means to love themselves and live authentically.”

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Alongside Lee Da Hee, the drama features an impressive cast, including Lee Dong Wook, Lee Joo Been, and Lee Kwang Soo. Directed by Lee Won Seok and produced by KT Studio Genie, Mongjagso, and Studio Mondo, the series is streaming in 240 countries worldwide.