Ultimate Betrayal: "My Sister Stole My Husband but I Forgive Her"

Ultimate Betrayal: "My Sister Stole My Husband but I Forgive Her"

- Lillian Migwi met her would-be husband when they were both still in college

- They entered into a blissful marriage that was blessed with a first-born daughter

- Her husband soon started dating her actual sister when she was pregnant with their second child, a son

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When Lillian Migwi got married to the love of her life years ago, she at no point envisioned losing him to her younger sister.

The two met when they were both still in college and waited upon each other until they graduated before getting married.

Her husband was so good that she trusted every word he said and order he made, including instructing her to log out of all social media channels like WhatsApp.

My sister stole my husband and I have forgiven her, Lilian Migwi
Lilian Migwi spoke to Lynn Ngugi about her intrigues with the husband. Photo credits: Tuko Talks. Source: YouTube.
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In a video (which can be found below), Lillian told Briefly.co.za:

"I never thought we would reach to that point where my sister would betray me or go with my husband."

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Lillian admits that the mistake she made was trusting him too much and affording him freedom to hang around her sister's, given his exemplary character.

When Lillian was pregnant with their second child, she got hold of her husband's phone and noticed a series of M-pesa messages sent to her sister.

"What I do not know is where my sister got my husband's number," she expressed.

Upon questioning him, he gave a convincing excuse that made her believe it was all a mistake. The trend did not stop though.

She would learn this the hard way when her brother downloaded WhatsApp back onto her phone and a romantic graphic from Lillian's husband to her sister popped up.

Lillian's mother confronted her younger sister, who remained adamant that she had no plans of breaking up with her brother-in-law.

"It was painful, but I made my choice," she remembered.

When she gave birth to their son, the runaway husband tried convincing her to settle back with him as a first wife and the sister would be the second. She turned down the offer and chose to get divorced.

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Lillian is open to getting married again but she maintains that whoever approaches her must be ready and willing to accept and embrace her two children.

She advises women who have been heartbroken before to stop wallowing in self pity and hold their heads high.

"Don't lose hope," she reiterated.

The video below details Lillian's entire heartbreaking but ultimately empowering journey.

In similar news about relationships, Briefly.co.za previously reported on Bontle Modiselle and how she would handle it if her husband cheated on her. Bontle aused quite a stir when she revealed that she would forgive her husband Priddy Ugly if he ever cheated on her.

The star opened up about why she would make this decision. Some time ago, in a viral video, Bontle revealed that she would probably take Priddy Ugly back if he decided to step out on her:

"For us cheating is not a deal breaker in our relationship. Without invalidating anyone’s experiences," she said.

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Kelly Lippke (Senior Editor) Kelly Lippke is a copy editor/proofreader who started her career at the Northern-Natal Courier with a BA in Communication Science/Psychology (Unisa, 2007). Kelly has worked for several Caxton publications, including the Highway Mail and Northglen News. Kelly’s unique editing perspective stems from an additional major in Linguistics. Kelly joined Briefly News in 2018 and she has 14 years of experience. Kelly has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her at kelly.lippke@briefly.co.za.