Discover infidelity on TikTok: Wife tells husband to “fake his death” to move in with his lover after helping pay for his funeral

As proof of his alleged infidelity, a man was accused by his wife of faking his death in order to go with his lover.

The revelation was made through a video posted on the TikTok network and the material has sparked several reactions.

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First strike: did Tim fake his death?

The declarant is Anessa Rossi, who received big news twice in three months of 2023. She told how those first days were of mourning, crying and complaining about the absence of her husband named Tim.

He said that in January of this year he received a call from the Miami police informing him that they had supposedly found the body of his sentimental partner.

Tim was thought to have made an attempt on his life, La FM reported on Tuesday, March 28, 2023.

The woman said she was in California at the time she heard the news and her husband’s family, with whom she did not get along, confirmed what police said.

At the same time, some relatives suggested that he not travel to the state of Florida because “it would be traumatic.”

Rossi said he called the coroner’s office in solidarity to cancel some of the expenses.

Second hit: the couple and the lover

The woman assures that one day, during a live on TikTok, they asked her to go to the message box. That led her to discover what she least imagined.

Rossi points out that they told her the man was alive and in Mexico.

In that country “he was with his lover, with whom he had a relationship six years ago.”

The now “ex-husband” speaks

The comments left in that reveal video included those of his already ex-partner, Tim.

I didn’t fake my death, that’s the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever heard. I’m alive and well, now you can see me sitting in my car, he told her.

Despite Tim’s protest, the woman assures that everything expressed on TikTok is true and asks him to locate her to finalize the divorce.