In the new TBS (JP) dramedy, *Two Husbands, One Wife*, Rina’s life is anything but ordinary. She’s happily married to two different men: Kenji, her stable and supportive high school sweetheart, and Takeru, a spontaneous artist she met on vacation. Season 1 follows their bold attempt to live together as a family of three in a small Tokyo apartment.
The trio must navigate the hilarious complications and heartfelt challenges of their unique arrangement. From coordinating schedules and dealing with bewildered friends to facing judgment from their more traditional families, their commitment is constantly tested. As external pressures and internal jealousies mount, they are forced to define what love and family truly mean to them. Season 1 ended on June 18, 2025 sign up for a reminder.
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Two Husbands, One Wife is a dramatic comedy series that aired its first season on TBS (JP). The story follows Yuki, a woman who finds herself legally married to two men at the same time due to an unexpected paperwork mix-up. As she tries to juggle both relationships and keep her secret under wraps, hilarious misunderstandings and emotional moments unfold. Each episode explores themes of love, honesty, and what it truly means to be committed. The show’s unique premise and engaging characters quickly gained popularity among viewers in Japan. Season 1 ended on June 18, 2025 sign up for a reminder. Fans are eagerly waiting to see how Yuki’s complicated love life will develop in future seasons.
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One day, Mitsuda Takuzo is approached by his ex-girlfriend, Yanoguchi Mia, and her current boyfriend, Satomura Shinpei, who propose the idea of a "three-person marriage". Initially, Takuzo dismisses the idea as absurd, but he gradually agrees to a one-year trial period of shared living. As they navigate this unconventional arrangement, the trio faces numerous challenges, including setting boundaries for their sexual relationships, managing jealousy, and explaining their situation to their parents. Through it all, they strive to define their own version of happiness.
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