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If you haven’t seen that story about the German woman who faked her wedding to get back at her ex-lover, read it immediately if not sooner. You never know what other scams occurred during the COVID lockdown. We’re probably sending gifts to people who were pretending to get married or have babies or graduate from college.
I should have asked for proof. I just sent a check, and now I’m wondering, “Did my nephew REALLY get a diploma? Did my friend’s daughter actually have that baby or was it borrowed so she could put pictures on Facebook?” Where’s Censor-in-Chief Marcus Zuckerberg when we need him and his merry pranksters, those zealous fact-checkers?
By Allie Gold
24-year-old
Sarah Vilard has gone viral on TikTok for admitting that she faked her own wedding to get revenge on her ex who as she says, “was toxic and used to stalk me.
In the viral video above, Vilard says she set up a photo shoot with a dress and groom to really convince him of the wedding. She included photos in her TikTok video above which shows her being all lovey dovey with her new husband. Yup I m crazy, she cations the post which has over 600K likes. “This was back in 2019,” Vilard says. “I knew if I [didn’t] do it, I might go back with him… I thought the only way to stop this was to make him think I got married.” After posting the fake wedding photos to social media, Vilard s ex did reach out and even accused her of cheating on him with the groom since their relationship only ended three months before this.
By Allie Gold
24-year-old
Sarah Vilard has gone viral on TikTok for admitting that she faked her own wedding to get revenge on her ex who as she says, “was toxic and used to stalk me.
In the viral video above, Vilard says she set up a photo shoot with a dress and groom to really convince him of the wedding. She included photos in her TikTok video above which shows her being all lovey dovey with her new husband. Yup I m crazy, she cations the post which has over 600K likes. “This was back in 2019,” Vilard says. “I knew if I [didn’t] do it, I might go back with him… I thought the only way to stop this was to make him think I got married.” After posting the fake wedding photos to social media, Vilard s ex did reach out and even accused her of cheating on him with the groom since their relationship only ended three months before this.
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Sarah, who works as an investor and studies business management, hired an actor to pretend to be the groom and held the wedding three months after her breakup from an ex boyfriend who must’ve reaaaaaally done her dirty, I tell ya. The money. The dedication. The EFFORT. Fark me, this guy must really be a piece of work.
Friends joined the celebration at the lush and swanky Villa Kennedy in Frankfurt and Sarah made sure to snap loads of piccies and swanned them around on social media to show the bloke what he’s missing.
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So did her plan work? You bet your sweet ass it did (which also has me convinced she’s a Scorpio – we never miss).