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TikToker Says Husband Lied About His Age and Staged a Family Car Accident to See His Ex-Fiancée

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Source: The Daily Dot

A TikTok creator’s account of her husband’s alleged lies drew strong reactions from viewers. Taylor, who posts as @taylorneedswhiskey, shared the story in a video titled “Marrying a pathological liar.” The video had received 581,600 views, 48,900 likes, and 493 comments, according to the supplied screenshot. Taylor said she was divorcing her husband and planned to share more stories about their marriage. Taylor said they met on Tinder in 2018, when she was 19. Her boyfriend told her he grew up in Florida, but she later learned he grew up in New Jersey. He also claimed he was 20, nearly 21. Taylor found his military identification card and discovered he was 19. Taylor says her boyfriend invented a family emergency Taylor said her boyfriend planned to join her family’s beach trip. On Friday night, he texted that his mother and sister had been in a serious car accident. He said he needed to travel to New Jersey.

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