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Cheating Husband Accidentally Butt-Dials His Wife While He's With His Married Mistress

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TikToker Vanessa Sullivan shared a recording of part of her husband's conversation with his mistress after he accidentally butt-dialed her.

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It's terrible enough finding out that your partner is cheating on you. It's even worse when they do something to rub that fact in your face, even if it happens because of their own stupidity.

TikToker Vanessa Sullivan knew that her husband had been cheating on her, and they'd since separated. Her husband told her that he was no longer seeing his affair partner and that she was out of his life, and they agreed to attempt to reconcile.


But her cheating partner had already broken the promise of their wedding vows, so it wasn't that surprising that he broke his promise again while separated.

In a viral TikTok video, Sullivan shared a recording of the phone call that she received when her husband accidentally butt-dialed her while he was with his mistress.

In a text overlay, Sullivan wrote:

"When you and your husband are separated and talking about working things out... And he has again assured you that the woman he cheated on you with was a big mistake and he's not talking to her anymore..."
"But after hanging up with you, he accidentally pocket-dials you... and he's with her. And they're having a conversation about how to handle her husband and his wife (you)."
"She was 100% okay remaining his side piece while he stayed with me."

You can watch the video here:

@iamnessers

The divorce was final awhile ago & I won the sweet prize of freedom, by the way. 😁

In a second video, Sullivan shared the same recording but with captions.

He was venting to his affair partner about the fact that his wife knew everything about him, and "watched his everything."

This appeared to make his mistress nervous, and she said this "wasn't good" and that she needed "to get out of this."

You can watch the second video here:

@iamnessers

Ultimately, she did me a huge favor because I am now very happily divorced & narcissist-free. But, on today’s installment of the pocket dial conversation… #cheaters #messytiktok #exhusband #narcissist #messytok #mistress #pocketdial

Fellow TikTokers empathized with Sullivan about her situation and criticized the affair couple.

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It had to be horribly hurtful to find out about her husband's affair, but it had to be even worse to learn that he hadn't ended things when he'd promised to, not to mention the fact that the pair tried to turn her into the bad guy for "watching everything" and knowing about their affair.

Fortunately for Sullivan, her divorce had since been finalized, and she is "finally free." Based on the affair partner's reaction, their relationship wasn't long for this world, if it was even going on beyond that butt-dialed conversation.

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