Woman describes husband as “adulterer” on gravestone
Updated | By Lifestyle Reporter
Cheating is one of the worst things any spouse can endure.

It breaks trust and can even lead to divorce.
For some people, the pain can even cause them to do what others would deem as “abnormal”.
This is the case for a woman who found out that her husband was cheating on her with a colleague.
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According to her son’s post on Reddit, the man was involved in a “long-running affair” and even got the mistress pregnant.
“My father and mother had a very bitter marriage towards the end of his life, he had a long-running affair with another married co-worker and got her pregnant before he passed,” he wrote.
He added that his dad was planning to divorce his mom and start a new life with the mistress in Canada.
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"He was planning to leave mum, skip the country and move to Canada to start a new life with her. They had a house picked out and all,” he wrote.
Sadly, the man died while having sex.
"He had moved out and was living with his co-worker when he suddenly died of a heart attack while having sex,” he wrote.
Following his death, the mother decided to hang all of the man’s dirty laundry on his tombstone.
The message reads: "In loving memory of John Doe, son, husband, father and adulterer."
According to Mirror, the son says his dad’s family and the mistress are mad at the woman for describing the man as an adulterer.
But he says he is okay with it.
"I personally think it's fine, that's who he was. He was all of those things. And since it's my mom's plot, I can't do anything."
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