Gwang-su Cries Confessing His Feelings as 'I Am SOLO' Season 32 Wraps With 4 Final Couples

Season 32 of I Am SOLO wrapped its divorced-singles special on the night of the 29th with four confirmed couples, a result that left hosts Defconn, Lee Yi-kyung, and Song Hae-na visibly stunned and applauding.

The finale episode, which aired on SBS Plus and ENA, followed the remaining cast through last-chance dates before the final selection ceremony. Among the women this season were Yeong-suk, Yeong-ja, Sun-ja, Ok-sun, Hyeon-suk, and Jeong-suk; the men included Yeong-su, Yeong-sik, Yeong-ho, Sang-cheol, and Gwang-su.

Gwang-su and Ok-sun were the pairing that drew the most attention heading into the finale. Gwang-su, a dentist who had been described throughout the season as an "ideal son" type, made one final heartfelt confession to Ok-sun and could not hold back tears while doing it. The moment landed. Ok-sun had been courted by Sang-cheol, a younger man who had pursued her aggressively, but she ultimately chose the steadier, more dependable Gwang-su. Viewers are now watching closely to see whether the two are still together.

Yeong-ho and Jeong-hee's last date had a quieter warmth to it. The two shared a meal of raw trout while Jeong-hee asked careful questions about his parents and how he treats the elders in his life. Yeong-ho answered honestly, saying he hopes to build a life that looks like his parents' marriage. For Jeong-hee, who is raising a child, that kind of answer clearly matters, and Yeong-ho seemed to know exactly where to press.

Yeong-sik and Yeong-suk had chemistry from early in the season, but the final stretch wasn't smooth. Yeong-sik made an awkward remark in front of others about Yeong-suk's appearance, something in the vein of not finding her as pretty as expected, which created a brief but visible tension between them. They still chose each other in the end.

The four final couples were: Gwang-su and Ok-sun, Gyeong-sik and Hyeon-suk, Yeong-ho and Jeong-hee, and Yeong-sik and Yeong-suk.

Not everyone found their match. Yeong-su, a Yonsei University-educated accountant who came in with clear values and standards, chose no one. He reflected on the experience openly: the six days had shaken the criteria he had built over decades, softening his positions on things like religion and plans for children. It was one of the more honest confessions of the episode. Jeong-suk, Sun-ja, Yeong-cheol, and Yeong-ja also left without selecting a partner.

All the women who did form couples this season are raising children, which made their choices feel considered rather than impulsive. The hosts' genuine surprise at four couples being announced says something about how rocky the season had been, this cast had its share of conflict and misunderstandings along the way. Four couples from that particular group of people is no small thing.

The show closed with warm wishes for the newly formed pairs as they step back into ordinary life, carrying something they didn't walk in with.