Rhymer Ahn Hyunmo Divorce: 6 Years of Marriage Ends

Rhymer, the head of hip-hop label Brand New Music, directly confronted his six-year marriage and subsequent divorce from his ex-wife Ahn Hyun-mo. He expressed deep regret over the divorce, stating, "It was an experience I didn't necessarily have to go through," a painful self-reflection that signaled his acceptance of failure and his determination to prepare for a new chapter in his life.

In a YouTube video released on the 20th on singer K.Will's channel, Rhymer appeared as a guest and candidly shared his feelings about marriage, divorce, and remarriage. When his close friend K.Will asked, "You're in your mid-to-late 40s, so you sometimes think, 'Should I have gone through it?' Isn't it better than not having experienced it at all?" Rhymer replied, "I think there are pros and cons. I don't believe there are any bad experiences in the world, but I also feel that divorce was an experience I didn't necessarily have to go through," unable to hide his bitterness. He also confessed the guilt he felt at the time of their separation, saying, "Marriage isn't just about two people; it's about two families meeting, so I felt very sorry to my parents and my family."

The separation of Rhymer and Ahn Hyun-mo was somewhat anticipated. The couple married in 2017, but their appearances on SBS's "Same Bed, Different Dreams 2 – You Are My Destiny" exposed their differences in personality, raising concerns among viewers. Rhymer's lifestyle, enjoying late-night TV, clashed with Ahn Hyun-mo's desire for quiet rest, and they struggled to find common ground in their eating habits, hobbies, and communication styles. Ultimately, in 2023, after six years, they went their separate ways.

Rhymer expressed his desire to find new love and build a family without succumbing to pessimism. He stated, "On one hand, I dream of new love, and I want to meet a good person and build a family with children," strongly indicating his intention to remarry. He also confessed that his past pain gave him better insight into people, adding that through his marriage experience, he has gained a clearer understanding of what is important to him and what to look for in a partner when living together. His parents are also reportedly fully supportive of his remarriage plans.

Meanwhile, on the SBS show "My Little Old Boy," airing on the 6th, Rhymer's solitary life will be revealed for the first time. His new home and daily life, 11 months into his single status after the divorce, will be shown, and singer-turned-broadcaster Lee Sang-min's visit to his home has drawn attention. Lee Sang-min will be the first to hear Rhymer open up about his feelings after the divorce, and Rhymer will calmly recount the situation of first informing his parents about the divorce, shedding tears in front of them. Lee Sang-min also shared his own story of breaking down in tears after becoming single, creating a moment of empathy, and the "Mother Avengers" in the studio expressed their sadness while watching.