2 weeks after Son Eun Seo denied accusation of We Got Married being a scripted show, actress Kang Sora has also opened her mouth to speak about script issue on MBC’s We Got Married.

On March 26, Kang said in a phone interview with Starnews,

“There’s no script. It doesn’t really feel like shooting a variety program. Rather, filming a documentary will be a better expression.”

The argument about having script for the show was initiated by a picture uploaded on an online community board. The picture was taken during a shooting, and a woman who seemed to be a scriptwriter appeared holding a sketchbook in her hand. The production crew has denied the issue when it came up.

Kang said, “Well, there are some scriptwriters holding a sketchbook, but they are telling us where to go instead of what to do. By doing that, the staff is trying keep track of the shooting.

There are about six cameras on the set, so they often ask us to look at a certain camera on sketchbook.

In fact, the show never allows me to know where the shooting takes place until ‘the day.’ Arriving on the set basically tells me the shooting place.”

Since MBC stopped broadcasting because of a strike, Kang Sora did not get to see her “husband” Leeteuk for over 40 days. She said, “We say hi to each other by texting, but Teuk oppa is so busy with his activities overseas. I’m afraid that he will use the honorific again once we get back together for the shooting.”

She continued with a grin, “Teuk oppa is very kind to me. He fits better with ‘etiquette-Teuk’ than ‘Leeteuk.’”

Kang acted the female leading character Hye Sung in KBS 2’s drama series Dream High 2 which closed recently.

Son Eun Seo liked Donghae (of Super Junior)’s pure looks.

In the episode of MBC TV’s We Got Married that aired on March 24, Donghae had a date with Son for the second time.

In the episode, the virtual couple Leeteuk and Kang Sora trained Donghae for manners and checked his style for him so that he could have a perfect date with Son.

After that, Donghae met Son at a classy restaurant and tried to entertain her by talking about things that were usually intriguing to girls.

Although Donghae couldn’t drink at all, he memorized all the difficult names of wine and tried them for Son as she was interested in wine.

Donghae made a mistake when pronouncing Château Nardou. However, this rather touched Son and she said to Donghae, “You’re cute.”

Donghae also broke the romantic mood as he coughed after he sipped the wine he ordered. However, Son burst into a laugh at this and they had a date in a friendly atmosphere.

On the most recent episode of “We Got Married,” the topic of marriage came up while Leeteuk was giving advice to groupmate Donghae who was about to have his date with his virtual wife Son Eun Seo. Leeteuk said,

“The place I want to hold my wedding is Jamsil Stadium. At the stadium, there will be 40,000-50,000 guests. I plan to arrive on a helicopter and land in the middle of the stadium. Afterwards, I want to circle around the stadium in a limousine.”

He continued, “During the first half of the wedding, I would like fellow singers to be wedding singers and have celebratory performances. In the second half, I would like to have the wedding ceremony.”

Both Leeteuk’s wife Kang Sora and Donghae who were getting advice from Leeteuk seemed surprised. Kang Sora said, “He likes very large scale things,” and caused much laughter.

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