Woman Sets Up Hidden Camera After Suspecting Husband’s Affair, Then When She Leaves, He Does the Unthinkable: ‘Can You Leave?’
The end is near.
A woman on TikTok discovered that her husband was having an affair with her cousin and set up a hidden camera to gather proof.
@isla.kove posted a video explaining that, after setting up the hidden camera, she told her husband, Luka, she needed to go to a store an hour away to pick up diapers for their baby. Isla’s husband, while complaining about a long day at work, is reluctant to mind their baby, but eventually gives in.
Isla then mentions she will be gone for about 2-3 hours while running errands. This surprises Luka, who is surprised that she’d be away for so long for something that should only take an hour, and he then asks her to leave.
She says she wanted to catch her husband cheating
Before leaving, Isla tells Luka there is breast milk in the fridge and that he should thaw it before feeding their kid, since it’s frozen. The husband appears irritated, but Isla reminds him that in the past, he’s put it in the microwave, which he shouldn’t do. At this point, Luka tells her not to micromanage him. While they are talking, the screen shows a recording of Luka’s Bumble profile through the Cheater Buster app, which has been reactivated, indicating he was talking with Isla’s cousin.
After Isla leaves and closes the door behind her, Luka gestures aggressively with his middle finger and says, “F–k you, so stupid.”
Isla’s page features several videos showing her husband cheating on her, leading many to believe that the videos are ragebait and scripted. For example, in one video, Isla demonstrates that she tracked her husband’s location, and his “side chick” answered the door. In another video, Isla shows that her cheating husband is divorcing her because she uses tampons.
Regardless of the truth behind these videos, they have gained immense attention on the platform. The video in question alone has more than 21 million views. It also sees significant engagement, with thousands of comments, saves, and shares.
Speaking of cheating, this woman was supposed to go for dinner with her husband, but is instead driving to the house of the woman her husband is allegedly cheating on her with.
Regarding the comments, some viewers are encouraging Isla to separate from her husband, citing poor communication from both sides and even calling their interaction in the video “rude.” User @catherine.lerch wrote, “they are both being rude to each other.” User @jasmine_alsaidd said, “her, and the man were hella rude to eachother, like “dont care” and, “just go'” User @morkieinthecity commented, “Maybe we shouldn’t be together is a healthier conversation.” User @minecet remarked, “leave him or leave us out of it.”
The truth behind the cheater buster videos on TikTok
Discussion pages on Reddit related to these “cheating” videos indicate that the consensus among people is that these videos are scripted. When it comes specifically to videos that have a plug for the Cheater Buster app, people theorize that the videos are stealth ads.
A Cosmopolitan article, written by someone who had personally been baited by such “cheating” videos, addresses it and says, “I’ve reached quite a frustrating point where many of my cherished cheater-confrontation videos…are not real-life confrontations at all. Instead, they’re mere skits that are often undisclosed ads for AI “cheater finder” apps.”
(featured image: TikTok/@isla.kove)
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