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Sign up for our newsletter and get a curated list of the top trending stories every day. If your partner cheated on you and then died, would you let the person with whom they cheated know he was gone? A woman says she took on the dreadful task of informing her husband's mistress that he'd died, and she documented the extremely awkward story about it on TikTok. The TikToker, Bridgette Davis, took to her account to share the text exchange she had with her dead husband's mistress, and it's just as rough as it sounds.

I grew up knowing about mistresses because my great-grandfather Stephen Adelbert Griggs, an affluent Detroit brewer and municipal politician, maintained what my mother scornfully referred to as a "love nest" occupied by a series of "fancy" women. Great-grandmother Minnie Langley had to tolerate this, but she exacted a price: for every diamond Stephen bought his latest mistress, he had to buy one for her. This was how his love nest hatched a glittering nest egg of rings, earrings, brooches and uncut gems, which Minnie bequeathed to her female descendants. Great-grandfather Stephen walked a well-trodden path. I realized this as I matured and met real mistresses and their lovers. Kati was a governess -- actually, an exalted babysitter -- for the same family that employed me during summer vacation at their resort hotel in Quebec's Eastern Townships.

Gypsy Willis says she never thought Martin MacNeill was capable of killing wife. Martin MacNeill , the Utah doctor who was found guilty of drugging and drowning his wife so he could allegedly continue their affair, told ABC News in an exclusive interview that she was "shocked" by the verdict and still believes MacNeill is innocent. MacNeill, 57, was found guilty early Saturday morning of first-degree murder and obstruction of justice for the death of his wife and former beauty queen, Michele MacNeill,

Last Updated: March 14, References. This article was co-authored by wikiHow staff writer, Amber Crain. She graduated from the University of Houston where she majored in Classical Studies and minored in Painting.