[Sportschosun reporter Kim Jun-seok] Broadcaster Seo Dong-ju explained how, after his divorce, he discovered the fun of drinking and clubbing late.
She said that after her Friday classes were over, she would fly to Las Vegas, enjoy the weekend, return early Monday morning and attend class again.
On the 9th, a video titled “Avoidance Is This Dangerous | How Are You All? EP.08” was released on the YouTube channel Studio OMG.
That day, Seo Dong-ju recalled a time when she focused on her studies, saying, “I stopped having fun. When I was a student, I thought studying was what I should do, so I couldn’t go out when everyone else went to clubs and had fun.”
Their divorce was a turning point. Seo Dong-joo said, “After the divorce I was lonely again, right? Suddenly, I really wanted to have fun,” adding, “That was the first time I drank alcohol. Imagine you’re having your first drink after turning 30. It’s a whole new world.”
Later in life he discovered alcohol and nightlife, which he found a new source of entertainment. “I wanted to drink more, get drunk with my friends and party until sunrise. I had so much fun that I did it for a year – when I was already very old,” she said, explaining, “I partied like that for a year, from the age of 32 to 33.”
He also had an unusual way of spending his weekends. Seo Dong-ju, who was attending school at the time, said that after her Friday classes were over, she would fly to Las Vegas.
She said, “I would go to pool parties, hit the clubs and have fun, then fly back early on Monday morning. After that, I went to class.” In other words, she will enjoy the nightlife on the weekend, return and go straight back to her studies.
Recalling that time, Seo Dong-joo said, “I had a really hard time because I started partying late in life when I shouldn’t have.”
Meanwhile, Seo Dong-ju married a Korean-American man in 2008, but they divorced in 2014. The divorce was not made public until 2018. She later remarried in June 2025 to someone in the entertainment industry who is four years younger than her.
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