[Watch] Would You Marry Me Episode 8: Meeting the Mother-in-Law Already?

Things are heating up fast in this fake wedding! Would You Marry Me Episode 8 will air on Saturday, November 1, 2025, at 9:50 pm KST and features Kim Woojoo meeting Yoo Me-ri’s mother to start dating officially, and I can catch you up! Are they dating officially now, and what happened with their fake wedding that became real? Let me catch up!

Choi Woo shik and Jung Somin’s relationship has been an absolute blast ever since they met! Fans continue to watch them as their drama unfolds on-screen; fans discuss every tiff they get into while enjoying all their sweet moments together. Now, Woo-joo has met his mother – an event which further escalated matters!

Information about Will You Marry Me Episode 8’s Release can be found below.

Would You Marry Me Episode 8 debuts Saturday, November 1 at 9:50 pm Central Standard Time (CST), on SBS. International viewers can stream it with subtitles on Disney+. Each episode runs approximately 10 minutes long for a total of 70 minutes of comedy, romance, and possible tears – so bring tissues!

After episode 8, only four episodes remain, and we’re officially at the final stretch. Will Me-ri and Woo-joo be able to fool both their housing inspector and themselves for over 90 days?

Unfortunately, Indian fans won’t yet have access to Disney+. Please check local streaming providers for availability; always select legitimate platforms to assist your production crew.

What has Happened So Far? A Brief Review

Yoo Me-ri (Jung So-min), known for her distinctive designs, had her life turned upside-down by Wu-ju’s cheating and involvement in a home scam that nearly left her bankrupt – not exactly an eventful week, no?

But fate intervened unexpectedly when Me-ri won a townhouse as part of a lottery for newlyweds; unfortunately, she’s no longer married! To claim this prize, she must remain legally “married” for 90 days before becoming eligible – leading her down a desperate path of artificial marriages!

Kim Woo-joo (Choi Woo-shik) is the heir to Myungsoondang bakery in South Korea’s oldest bakery. He holds his daily routine up until Me-ri interrupts it all – and has the same name as one of her cheating boyfriends! Awkward!

Episode 6 featured Wuju (played by Seo Bum-june), Me-ri’s former lover, who had been cheating on him. Wuju decided to return and get Me-ri back; however, Me-ri did not intend to return any form of revenge since Woo-joo is by her side now.

Episode 7 saw Woojoo query whether Me-ri is upset that she likes him. Swoon! Additionally, he told Ji-kyung (Shin Seul-ki) he loved Me-ri after she attempted to express it herself – his commitment is confirmed! Woo-joo’s boy has officially pledged allegiance!

What Can We Expect in Would You Marry Me Episode 8?

Kim Woo-joo was at Yoo Me-ri’s family on the day that they officially began dating, when his fake wedding took place and shocked no one watching! Let’s examine that sentence further: Are they actually engaged, did their fake wedding bring real emotions, was everyone shocked that there was even one!?

Woo-joo greets Me-ri’s mother, Oh Young-sook (Yoon Bok-in), with an amicable smile and delicate eyes, giving him the appearance of being the ideal future son-in-law. However, this should be subtly taught! Woo-joo has come on strong; now let us help him learn the art of subtlety.

Young-sook listens attentively as Woo-joo places his hands gently together in a respectful gesture. Korean mothers treasure son-in-laws who show respect, and Woo-joo is the master at playing this game!

Problematic, however, is how to explain this situation to your mother. Say something like: “Hi, I’m pretend-marrying for the sake of winning a house, but we’ve started developing real affection” as an opener – it could lead to interesting discussions! Good luck, kids!

Are Me-ri’s parents satisfied? While Me-ri appears pretty in her photos, Korean mothers can detect fake relationships from miles away using their superior sense of smell – so can Me-ri pass this essential test?

What’s with Wu-ju, the former? He seems to be around still, causing havoc, shouting about love for Me-ri without ever planning on leaving her, yet has no intention of leaving her in sight! Quick, take a look: she has moved on!

Me-ri’s discovery that Woo-joo’s father owns a prominent Seoul bakery prompts her to ask Woo-joo if someone named Miso was once his love interest; once this discovery has been made, an unexpected romance drama ensues!

Cast members who can bring this chaotic rom-com magic.

Choi Woo-shik and Jung Min’s relationship has captured viewers’ hearts. From humorous to sad scenes to touching romance scenes – each one an acting feat! Fans have already begun hoping they will receive recognition as the best couple.

Choi Woo-shik, famed for his roles as Woo-joo in Our Beloved Summer and Parasite, is an experienced actor known for bringing humor and warmth into his performances. This incredible actor makes Woo-joo lovable while remaining absolutely flawless – an impressive feat indeed! That is true talent!

Jung Somin is an expert at comedy timing, making her character’s chaotic circumstances humorous and relatable. She seamlessly balances vulnerability with an enthralling, passionate energy; the natural expressions she uses to express herself are simply breathtaking; take a look at her face when awkward moments arise for pure comedy!

Seo Bum-june stars as Wu-ju, Me-ri’s cheating ex. He does an outstanding job creating an unfavorable image for himself in this performance – it is truly a testament to his exceptional acting!

Shin Seul-ki is Ji-kyung’s character who develops a crush on Woo-joo. Poor girl! We can all relate to this struggle of having our feelings go unanswered when our crushes find love elsewhere, and it hurts!

Bae Na-ra plays an integral part in making the world feel alive and real, alongside Heo Ji-na, Jung Ae-ri, Kim Young-min, Baek Ji-won, and Yoon Bok-in – she brings depth and dimension to their ensemble roles.

Song Hyun-wook and Hwang In-hyeok are acclaimed directors renowned for their ability to craft emotionally driven narratives. At the same time, Lee Ha-na specializes in writing scripts with humor and heart – these creatives know what they’re doing!

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Where Can I Watch Would You Marry Me Episode 8

Episode 8 will air for Korean viewers at 9:50 pm KST and internationally via Disney+ streaming in certain regions with English subtitles. Our subtitle team has been hard at work ensuring full subtitles by release day.

K-drama fans have taken notice, calling this the latest SBS success romantic comedy with ratings as high as an 8.1 and Nielsen ratings at approximately 6.4%! What impressive numbers!

Disney+ provides access to this international series, so make sure to check for its availability in your region. It boasts beautiful visuals and professional direction typical of contemporary K-dramas.

Please show your support watching on official channels – legally streaming channels help create more high-quality K-dramas!

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