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A woman hired a model to test her boyfriend. Then his pregnant girlfriend showed up.

 

An explosive segment from the YouTube channel To Catch a Cheater has gone viral after a man’s infidelity was caught on camera in the most spectacular way.

But the situation – which seems fit for an episode of Jerry Springer – didn’t end there.

For a seven-minute video, it has more twists and turns than an entire season of reality TV. And while we sympathise with the woman in the footage completely, it’s simply fascinating watching.

Here’s what happened when the unnamed woman confronted her cheating partner in a phone call.

So what went down before the snippet above?

It all began when the woman, who claims to be the heir to Nestle’s Candy Shop, thought her boyfriend was about to propose as he had been acting strange around her.

But oh, she couldn’t have been more wrong.

“I saw his search history and there was a ring,” she tells the channel host.

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To get to the bottom of his sketchy behaviour, she sets a “honeytrap”, hiring a model to flirt with her boyfriend.

“Sofia” enters, and strikes up a conversation with the unsuspecting man as he sits alone in a cafe.

They chat, swap Instagram accounts and… dance the salsa in broad daylight.¯\_(ツ)_/¯

But while the suspicious girlfriend is reassured when her partner tells the impostor that he’s in a relationship, she soon finds out he’s not actually talking about… her.

He’s talking about his other girlfriend. Who is pregnant with his child.

Yikes.

It’s all brought to light when the pregnant girlfriend arrives at the cafe, while the suspicious girlfriend watches on behind the scenes, and the honeytrap girlfriend awkwardly makes small talk.

Sweet Jesus it’s uncomfortable.

And it turns out, they’ve actually been dating for two years.

Unsurprisingly, the suspicious girlfriend breaks down in tears as she realises her partner has been leading a double life and the video ends with her confronting him.

But plot twist, suspicious girlfriend is also pregnant.

It’s… a lot.

We need a minute.