Netflix 'Better Late Than Single' Cast of 12 Reveals Their Thoughts on the Finale

Netflix variety show 〈Better Late Than Single〉 (hereafter 〈Better Late Than Single〉) cast of 12 has shared their thoughts on the finale.

After experiencing growing pains, Noh Jae-yoon said, “It was a ‘turning point in my life.’ If I hadn’t participated, I think I would have lived as a child with an adult’s body,” adding, “It might be hard to express my feelings, but when I gathered the courage to say it, it wasn’t as big of a deal as I thought. If there are people like me, I hope they can gradually open their hearts to those around them and to the world.” The charming and confident Kang Ji-soo expressed, “〈Better Late Than Single〉 was a challenge to step out into the world beyond my door. I hope I no longer run away out of fear because of past issues.” The straightforward Kim Seung-ri stated, “It was a necessary stepping stone to become a wonderful person. Thank you for tolerating my frustrating sides and for smiling. I hope everyone continues to love all the cast members as I learn and grow.” Kim Yeo-myeong, who resonated with his direct confession of “I’m you,” shared, “It was the most unfamiliar yet meaningful challenge in my life, and it was a time when I could face the emotions and aspects hidden within me. The moment I first expressed to someone that I ‘like’ them was truly thrilling and overwhelming.” The unique character Kim Sang-ho, who drew attention, said, “I applied to experience change and new experiences for myself. It was the first time in my life that someone showed interest in me, so I regret not knowing how to accept and express it. I sincerely hope that viewers can learn from me and meet good relationships.”

The quotable Lee Min-hong, who left a deep impression, remarked, “It was a medium through which I could view myself from a third-party perspective and the end of a paragraph as I move into a new chapter. It’s not that you’re quirky or lacking that you can’t date, but rather that you just haven’t met the right person yet. So don’t lose your self-esteem and smile~!” He left a witty remark until the end. The witty and charming Ha Jeong-mok shared, “It became a dreamlike journey that I can cherish forever at 26. The moment I arrived at the ‘virgin resort’ is the most memorable. I don’t think I’ll ever forget the pleasant flutter and excitement I felt that day,” adding, “Through this experience, I realized my shortcomings. It was embarrassing to face myself, but I learned many things in that process. I realized that actions taken under the pretext of consideration can hurt others.” He also expressed, “I’m sorry for making you feel uncomfortable. Please don’t hate me too much.” The lovely Lee Do shared, “I felt the most excited and cried the most in my life. It gave me the realization that love is something done with the heart in a world made of 0s and 1s. I think it will be cherished as a beautiful memory.” The emotionally honest Kang Hyun-kyu stated, “Every moment was precious. Every moment I expressed myself honestly and shared my heart sincerely is memorable. Although I regret that my feelings didn’t fully convey, I think that’s also part of the growth process, so I have no regrets. The moments I didn’t hide my feelings and had the courage to express them helped me grow.”

Park Ji-yeon, who was sincere about love, said, “It was a precious time where I learned that love doesn’t start perfectly, but grows by understanding clumsy feelings. If there are those who are afraid to love for similar reasons, I hope they can gradually open their hearts. Love is warmer and more complete than you think.” Lee Seung-chan, the ‘100-day catfish,’ shared, “It felt like luck. I was able to get a makeover that suited me perfectly, and I enjoyed the various emotions shared with the cast members I met. I’m still single. If there’s a good person, please introduce me,” adding a humorous update. Kim Mi-ji also remarked, “It felt like a graduation album. It was fun while taking pictures, embarrassing before opening it, but once I opened it, I felt nostalgic and realized that I had grown a little,” while also sharing, “It was amusing to see people trying hard to guess whether I’m Japanese or Korean.”