Woman Catches Boyfriend and Friend in Bed, Drama Has SA Invested: “I Heard Afrikaans TikTok Is Lit”
- One lady took to social media to showcase how she caught her man in bed with another hun
- The TikTok video grabbed the attraction of many, generating loads of views, likes and comments
- The clip entertained netizens as they rushed to the comments section to express their thoughts
- Briefly News spoke to psychologist and relationship expert Penny Holburn, who touched on the negative impact of cheating
A woman had the shock of her life after she found her boyfriend snuggled up in bed with his side chick, who was a friend.
The lady captured the moment and shared the video on TikTok.
Woman catches boyfriend and friend in bed
The stunner, who goes by the TikTok handle @mell_botha, uploaded a video showcasing how she caught her cheating boyfriend lying in bed with a friend.
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In the clip, the gent lies in bed with the woman as @mell_botha questions him. The guy seems calm and unbothered, while the hun continues sleeping as if nothing is happening.
While taking to her TikTok caption, @mell_botha said:
"Caught them in bed together while I was supposed to be at work. In her defence, she states she is busy working, and of course, WE ALL BELIEVE her."
Take a look at the video below:
The negative impact of cheating, according to an expert
While speaking to Briefly News, psychologist and relationship expert Penny Holburn told the publication that unless there is an agreement that the marriage is an open one, cheating is "devastating" for the partner cheated on.
The relationship expert went on to explain how cheating affects an individual:
"The pain and hurt generated are immense and hard to get past. The partner who cheated needs to stop cheating. There needs to be an understanding of why the cheating occurred. Since trust has been broken, it will take time and a lot of effort to rebuild the relationship. It can be done, but it is not easy, and rebuilding trust takes a long time," she said.
Mzansi is invested in the hun's love life
The video garnered over 280K views, with many online users shocked that the woman was so calm, while others inquired for more information.
Stephan said:
"That's sad! I hope you are okay!"
Mbimbi added:
"You were too calm for my liking, Mell."
Thato_Matlou wished her well, saying:
"I am so sorry you are going through this. I pray you find strength and healing."
Phiwe A commented:
"Yoh! My sister, why are you so calm?! Yeses man."
Raging Black Wolf wrote:
"Part 2 please, you just can't give us the trailer and not show the movie."
Thando X wrote:
"Haibo, Angie."
Woman finds out bae is cheating via Pinterest
Briefly News previously reported that a woman took to her TikTok account to narrate a story of how she found out her bae was cheating on her. She was a side chick.
According to the video uploaded by @kilemswane, her boyfriend then made her a playlist on Spotify and sent her a link to access it. When she accessed it, she noticed that the man had an interesting user name on his Spotify profile.
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Source: Briefly News
Johana Mukandila (Editor) Johana Tshidibi Mukandila has been a Human Interest Reporter at Briefly News since 2023. She holds a national diploma in journalism from the Cape Peninsula University Of Technology (2023). She has worked at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, PAICTA, BONA Magazine and Albella Music Production. She is currently furthering her education in journalism at the CPUT. She has passed a set of trainings from Google News Initiative. Reach her at johana.mukandila@briefly.co.za
Penny Holburn (Founder of Penny Holburn Coaching) Penny Holburn is a life, career and business coach running her own coaching business since 2010. She has spent 20 years as a consultant in psychological assessment, organisational development, personal and business change, leadership development, coaching and counselling. Penny has majors in psychology and industrial psychology and an MSc Cum Laude in psychology and has completed a Senior Management Development Programme through Wits Business School.