JTBC's "Divorce Reflection Camp" will reveal the story of a shaman couple. In the episode airing on the 26th, it is revealed that the husband has been financially supporting not only his wife's business funds but also his father-in-law's debts. However, the wife does not acknowledge the husband's support and instead expresses dissatisfaction, accusing him of boasting about paying off the debts. This deepens the conflict.

The husband claims that even the money saved for their child's college tuition was used to repay the wife's debts. MC Seo Jang-hoon expresses concern that these repeated business debts could ultimately lead to the misfortune of the entire family.

The couple is experiencing conflict over the issue of the "Naerimgut" ritual and seeks counseling from a shaman. Following the consultation, the advice to "not receive the Naerimgut" causes confusion and dissatisfaction in the husband, while the wife states her intention to focus more on her business. This situation further fuels the conflict between them.

Even after the domestic investigation, the two clash again over financial issues. The husband throws a microphone, expressing intense emotions. The uneasy atmosphere continues during the subsequent couple counseling and mirror therapy psychodrama. Counselor Lee Ho-sun advises the wife to show gratitude to her husband, who has devoted himself to the family, but the wife says she finds it hard to believe in her husband's change.

In the domestic investigation of the 19th group, the wife voices her dissatisfaction with the husband prioritizing his in-laws. The couple reveals their grievances about the husband's attitude as the reason for entering the camp. Notably, it is reported that during filming, the husband turned off the camera and requested to stop filming, raising curiosity about the background of this incident.

This episode focuses on the complex relationship and financial issues of the shaman couple, as well as their conflict over the Naerimgut ritual. The broadcast will air at 10:30 PM on the 26th.