Recently, there was a dating scandal between 'We Got Married's Hong Jong Hyun and Nana, who is not his virtual wife, Yura.  Likewise, the same happened to participant Kim So Eun with Son Ho Joon when she is on the program with Song Jae Rim.

The cast members of 'Ssul Jeon' on February 19 brought up how 'We Got Married' people would always have to also give a statement regarding the dating scandal, usually in the form of, "We confirmed with them that the dating scandal is false.  They won't be leaving the show." Same old, right?

Heo Ji Woong pretty much scoffs at this, saying, "They're a program that lies, anyway, so I wonder why they even have to explain additionally.  It's laughable," likely meaning that the program features fictional couples, not real ones, so they shouldn't have to step up to address dating rumors that aren't entirely related to the show.

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Lee Yoon Suk said, "Isn't there a thin [layer of] fantasy?  People do know it's fictional, but in some part, they think, 'I smell some truth here,' and are entertained, which is why they don't want this fantasy to be broken."

Heo Ji Woong agreed, but emphasized how ridiculous he found this with, "They're hoping that [the participants] remain devoted to the roles in playing house.  But the words 'imaginary marriage' themselves are enough.  To desire sincerity from [the participants] is an excessive request."

Do you agree?  Or is this a bit heartbreaking for you?