Netflix is set to release the final two episodes of its dating reality series Better Late Than Single on July 29, 2025. Episodes 9 and 10 will premiere globally at 4 pm KST on the streaming platform. With just two episodes of Better Late Than Single left, all eyes are on Jeong-mok’s choice, Ji-yeon’s response, Yi Do’s reaction, and any last-minute twists with Mi-ji and Seung-chan.What is the plot of Better Late Than Single?Better Late Than Single first premiered on July 8, 2025, bringing together nine singles tagged as “eternal singles” in romance. Before filming began, each participant spent six weeks prepping through personal improvement programs.These ranged from style to fitness, therapy, and public speaking. Each received guidance from one of the four mentors, aka Cupids: Seo In-guk, Kang Han-na, Lee Eun-ji, and Car, the Garden. Once the makeover phase ended, the group moved into a resort on Jeju Island for a nine-day dating workshop.Similar to Single’s Inferno, basic details like their age and job were kept hidden to avoid preconceptions. Then, over shared meals, activities, and dates, they explored romantic compatibility while applying what they’d learned. The final episodes will close out the journey, revealing which relationships stand a chance beyond the show.Everything you need to know before the Better Late Than Single finale drops: Here's what's comingThe closing episodes of Better Late Than Single are expected to bring final clarity to several unresolved dynamics. Jeong-mok, who earlier reassured Yi Do that she was still his top choice in episode 7, reversed course during the Suite selection. After Yi Do walks out in tears and Ji-yeon enters, Jeong-mok tells the latter that he sees long-term potential with her.This shift places Jeong-mok at the center of the show’s key conflict, and viewers can expect a direct confrontation between the three involved. Though Ji-yeon has shared key moments with both Jeong-mok and Jae-yun, her feelings appear stronger for Jeong-mok, as she admitted he gave her butterflies.Still, her final choice (whether she accepts or steps back) could change the outcome. Meanwhile, Jae-yun’s storyline also requires resolution. After misleading Yeo-myung about his feelings, his maturity will likely be tested in the final round.As for Yeo-myung, she has received mixed signals and feels unsure about Jae-yun because he doesn’t communicate well. She’s already made it clear that she wants someone more open and fun, but their conversations feel nonexistent. Still, if he puts in the effort, they might just find a place in each other’s hearts.On the other front, Ji-su, who has narrowed her choice to Seung-li and Hyun-kyu, stated an 80–20 split in preference. Seung-li currently leads for her, but Hyun-kyu’s consistent attention could still affect her final pick. However, the latter's chances seem slim. So, the finale might just see Ji-su and Seung-li as a pair.Wild cards Mi-ji and Seung-chan, who have received limited focus in the entire show, may see new developments. Sang-ho may choose Mi-ji unexpectedly, while Seung-chan (previously quiet regarding Yeo-myung) could speak up before the finale closes. His delayed action may determine the outcome of his arc.All the episodes of Better Late Than Single (1 to 8) are currently accessible to stream on Netflix.