Actor Shim HyungTak and his wife Saya visit counseling center... ”The problem is that I sometimes get involved”

An unusual atmosphere was captured between actor Shim Hyun-tak and his wife Saya.

In the 115th episode of Channel A's 'Recent Men's Life - Groom Class' (hereafter 'Groom Class') to be broadcast today (22nd), Shim Hyun-tak and Saya visit a consultation centre to correct their long-standing problems.

On this day, the two of them create a cold atmosphere from the car on the way to the consultation centre. In the stifling silence, Shim Hyun-tak looks at Saya's face and says, "Please, I don't want to disappoint you anymore".

The army of studio mentors who watched on worried about 'what's that atmosphere' and 'what's going on'.

Shim Hyun-tak says: 'I have nothing to say. I am a sinner", and Saya blames herself, while Saya confides her inner feelings of sadness, disappointment and anger.

Before visiting the advice centre, Shim Hyun-tak goes out to his house to do a sorting collection. In the middle of all this, the expression on Ms Saya's face suddenly darkens as she looks down at Shim Hyun Tak on the balcony of her house.

Saya says to Shim Hyun-tak when she comes home: 'Sit down. Do you have anything to say to me?" and asks him seriously. A pale-faced Shim Hyun-tak immediately brings something he has hidden around the house and then says, "I have a wound in my heart and sometimes I put my hands on it. It seems to be a problem that I put my hands on it", he confesses.

Eventually, Shim Hyun-tak visits a counselling centre with Saya to solve this problem. The two are more serious than ever, and the mentor corps vents its concern as "I don't think it's the lawyer's office".

Saya complains about Shim Hyun-tak's behaviour when he is in a good mood and when he is in a bad mood, and Shim Hyun-tak hastily excuses himself, saying that "small battles become big battles".

Not only that, Shim Hyung-tak also shed tears while recalling his difficult past during the consultation, arousing curiosity.

'Groom's Training' will be broadcast at 9.30pm on the 22nd.