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A cheating wife has been exposed by her husband’s best man — who caught her cuddled up to a bartender, then posted video evidence online showing the moment he confronted the pair.
Now, the footage is going viral — and commenters are divided over whether the move is a just act of revenge or a form of public humiliation that’s a step too far.
The video was first posted to Reddit, where a user explained the husband had suspected his wife Nina of cheating and had asked his friend James — who was best man at the pair’s wedding — to follow her and report back on her movements.
As the video suggests, those fears of the wife’s infidelity were founded.
What do you think of the move — fair enough, or just plain mean?
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oh no, her reputation.. which was fake in the first place is ruined... "boohoo"... forgetting about the poor guy who had probably been living a lie since the day he said "I do"?!?! Are you people serious!?
Well deserved in my opinion. All these people complaining about how wrong posting this video was are probably the same people who have cheated and hence are putting themselves in that situation. Generalization - I know. But hey f**k it, since we're being ridiculous about who really is the victim here, i.e the poor guy at home hoping that his gut feeling is WRONG instead of that liar - who by the way, didn't even show an ounce of shame when caught red handed!!!
Well deserved! Good man! ... "Standing Ovation"!
I have watched a few of these types of videos now and one thing always stands out to me. The men always sound really controlling. I am at a bit of a loss to understand why the best friend of the husband took it upon himself to do this. I think what she did was pretty low, but the way these men speak to the women in these videos is always the same, very patronising and patriachal, almost like the women are children. The best friend could have just handed over the evidence and be done with it, I am not sure what is gained by posting this and humiliating everyone.
omg - no wonder you posted as a guest! Surprised the trolls havn't had a go at you yet.Your point is ridiculous... no one here aside from the person being 100% dishonest is to blame.. i.e that cheating ho!
David, I have been married for 25 years and fully believe in the sanctity of marriage. I don't believe for one moment that cheating on your partner is right. However, there is a pattern to these online videos and regardless of the gender of the person involved, there are other considerations to take into account. The people who take these videos usually end up worse off than the target. All of the people involved have family, friends and workmates. I am old school and believe things should be settled privately. No good comes from posting a video online!I am wondering David, whether you have been through a similar situation because you seem to be taking any objection to the video very personally.