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Roh Yoon-seo Tears Up in 'Fresh off the Sea 3' Finale

Juwon [email protected]Oct 23, 2026, 7:00 AM EDT
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Roh Yoon-seo / k-popit
Roh Yoon-seo / k-popit

Actress Roh Yoon-seo was moved to tears during the finale of "Fresh off the Sea 3". Looking back on her time with the cast, she made it clear she how difficult it was to say goodbye.

The tvN variety show wrapped its third season on Oct. 22. Roh Yoon-seo joined Yum Jung-ah, Kim Sun-young and Kang You-seok as they traveled around South Korea, trying different kinds of jobs in fishing villages. She came in as the youngest member. Even in an unfamiliar setting, she adapted quickly to the unfamiliar environment and found her place among the others.

The finale showed Roh cooking and working on the water herself. Nicknamed the "baby pig chef," she made a chashu rice bowl, a dish of braised pork over rice, and showed off her cooking skills. During set-net fishing in Yeosu, she picked up large fish without hesitating and kept the work going.

Near the end of the episode, she cried as the cast prepared to say goodbye. Roh thought back on the time they had spent together. She closed out the final shoot with a heartfelt farewell.

Roh Yoon-seo / tvN
Roh Yoon-seo / tvN

Over the season, Roh built close relationships with her castmates. She was warm and affectionate with Yum and Kim, and traded jokes with Kang, adding to the show's humor. Whenever guests stopped by, she made sure they had what they needed and kept an eye on everything around her.

Roh also embraced the challenges of working in different regions. The season took her to sea squirt harvesting in Tongyeong, clam digging in Taean, marsh clam fishing on the Seomjin River in Hadong and set-net fishing in Yeosu. None of it was familiar, but she did not hold back.

Despite the demanding work, Roh maintained her cheerful attitude throughout the season. She got excited over even small catches. Those honest reactions gave the show much of its fun, and they show why a cast member's genuine enthusiasm can carry a series built on tough, hands-on work far from the spotlight.

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