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Published by KISS 95.7 (WKSS-FM)
Helping expose cheaters for what they really are, while bringing some couples closer together. A new War of the Roses every week!
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Allison thinks her husband is cheating. She found a receipt for baby items, and they don't have kids. She wants to know if he has a secret family out of town.
Amber from East Hartford thinks her husband is cheating. She's pregnant and found nude photos of another woman on his phone. She wants to find out if he's cheating.
Christina thinks her husband is cheating on her. He's been spending more time walking the track and even coming home late on Friday nights. She wants to know if he's cheating.
Maria from Wethersfield thinks her boyfriend is cheating. She saw a text from another woman saying she had a good time. She wants to know if he's cheating.
Sara from Manchester thinks her husband is cheating. He took a big promotion at work and didn't tell her. She wants to know if he's cheating.
Ashley thinks her husband is cheating on her. The kids went back to school, and now he's acting distant and pulling away. She wants to know if he's cheating.
Elizabeth from Canton thinks her husband is cheating. He went away for a work conference, and she noticed a charge for a bottle of champagne on their joint credit card. She wants to know if he's cheating.
Alexis from Cromwell thinks her boyfriend is cheating. She found a receipt from a fancy restaurant in his work bag. She wants to know if he's cheating.
Sydney thinks her husband is cheating after getting an alert from Credit Karma. She wants to know if he's cheating.
Rachel from Manchester thinks her husband is cheating. She noticed he changed the passcode on his phone, and he's acting shady. She wants to know if he's cheating.
Haley from Hartford thinks her boyfriend is cheating on her. She tracked his location to a hotel when he said he was going to the gym. She wants to know who he's cheating with.
Michael thinks his girlfriend is cheating on him. He was scrolling on social media, and he thought he saw a picture of her kissing another guy. He wants to know if she's cheating on him.
Diana thinks her husband is cheating on her, but she has no proof. Something feels off, and she wants to know.
Erin thinks her man is cheating. She caught him talking to his female friend late at night. He tried hiding the fact that he was talking to her. She wants to know if he is hooking up with her.
Mia thinks her boyfriend is cheating on her. They were driving together, and he kept declining a call from another woman. He said it was a wrong number. She wants to know if he's cheating.
Thomas thinks his boyfriend is cheating after hearing a spicy conversation on a Blink cam. Thomas wants to know what's going on and if his boyfriend is cheating.
Molly thinks her boyfriend is cheating on her after a day at the beach. She saw a picture of him and another woman hanging all over him while he was at the beach with his boys. She wants to know if he's cheating.
Samantha thinks her husband is cheating on her. He left the house at 1 am after having a phone conversation with her friend. Samantha wants to know what's going on.
Monica from Windsor thinks her husband is cheating on her. She found an email from Airbnb about a cabin rental, and she knows nothing about a trip. She wants to know what's going on.
Leah in East Hartford thinks her husband is cheating on her. He was a little too friendly with a high school ex-girlfriend, and Leah wants to know if he's cheating.
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Observed November 4, 2026.
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