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| The woman, Jenny, published an advertisement in the name of her husband Steve, calling him a 'liar and cheater' (Photo: Daily Mail). |
In Australia, a woman covered up her husband's 'infidelity' by hiding an ad in the newspaper with his credit card, then the next day she responded in a similar way.
According to the newspaper Daily Mail, a woman named Jenny.
A newspaper ad by the husband addressed it as 'Dear Steve! I hope you are happy with her.
Now the whole city will know how much of a liar and deceiver you are.
A full-page ad in a newspaper called With Sunday Life was seen with interest and users took pictures of it and shared it on social media, after which it did not take long for the ad to go viral.
At the end of the ad, Jenny herself wrote that the money was paid for by her husband's credit card.
After publication, people started contacting the newspaper's office to find out more details.
The newspaper said in a post that it was "receiving too many messages regarding the ad on page four, which is difficult to respond to."
Here is the answer being given.' Responding to questions, the newspaper clarified that it does not know about the man named Steve, but it seems that he is not a good person.
The newspaper also clarified that the identity of the woman named Jenny will not be revealed.
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| At the end of the apology board is written 'From all Steves' (Photo: Daily Mail) |
The ad also drew interesting comments on social media, with one writing that it's a good morning and good mood for everyone except Steve.
Another user also wrote: 'Well done Jenny, Hope He will get his reward soon.'On the other hand, the day after the advertisement was published, surprisingly, the reply also came out in an interesting way, in which 'sorry' is said.
According to reports, a roadside sign in the Adelaide area read: 'Dear Jenny, I'm so sorry.'
It turns out that the ad was not placed by Jenny's husband, Steve, but by her cousin, Steve Thirlfo, who works as a manager at a hotel.
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