Ultimate Revenge: Pregnant Woman Organises Fake Funeral For Cheating Partner, Sends Pics Of Service To His Lover
TikTok user Thea Loveridge had had it with her cheating boyfriend who was up to no good for the entirety of her pregnancy. While she was carrying their child, he was hooking up with another woman. In her now-viral TikTok video Loveridge talks about the exact moment she hatched her 'evil' plan.
TikTok user Thea Loveridge had had it with her cheating boyfriend who was up to no good for the entirety of her pregnancy. While she was carrying their child, he was hooking up with another woman. In her now-viral TikTok video Loveridge talks about the exact moment she hatched her 'evil' plan.
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Soon after the man in question went to jail for assault, the lover messaged him "trying to figure out where he was, all confused why he wasn't talking to her." Loveridge apparently wrote back saying "he was dead." She then went a step further and even sent her fake photos of a fake funeral.
What makes this incident savage is, and as the woman explains in the video, "It's been three years and she still thinks he's dead."
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According to The Sun, tributes on Facebook post only worked to 'legitimize' her plan. Apparently, she been posting comments every year there saying "she's so sorry that she couldn't be there when he died to save him."
The post, meanwhile, read: "One month tomorrow u left. U said goodbye to your demons. There was nothing anyone could do. This was ur peace. If I could have done more I would have but I know u left knowing I always had ur back and always loved you. Rip Scott. Forever my last love."
Strangely, the million likes and thousands of comments the post has collected has done nothing to reveal the truth.
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This is pure evil. I absolutely LOVE it," wrote a user while another questioned how this could've gone on for so long. "Not one person that knows both him and her told her that he was in fact not dead??" they wrote.
As Loveridge puts it, "Last I heard, she still thinks he's dead."
Tanya Sirohi is the Trending section lead at Indiatimes. She likes to write on a range of topics including viral stories, UFO sightings and exploring life on Mars.
