tvN’s new romantic comedy drama Divorce Insurance is making waves internationally, quickly rising to the top of streaming charts across Southeast Asia. Since its premiere on March 31, the series has been streaming globally via Amazon Prime Video, capturing viewer attention in countries like Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand, where it currently ranks No. 1.

Directed by Lee Won-seok (Killing Romance) and written by Lee Tae-yoon (Secret Royal Inspector & Joy), Divorce Insurance follows an elite product development team at an insurance company as they tackle modern relationship woes by launching an unconventional policy: divorce insurance. The 12-episode series is a fresh blend of office comedy and heartfelt romance that explores whether divorce can be a path to personal happiness rather than social failure.

The show stars a stellar cast including Lee Dong-wook, Lee Joo-bin, Lee Kwang-soo, and Lee Da-hee, with Lee Joo-bin drawing additional attention for her recent role in Queen of Tears. Viewers across Southeast Asia have praised the drama’s innovative concept and emotional relatability, seeing it as a fresh take on love, growth, and second chances in relationships.

With only two episodes left until its finale, Divorce Insurance continues to fuel discussions on how the Korean Wave is evolving with creative, socially resonant themes that resonate far beyond Korea.