In a viral video, a TikToker issues a warning to a woman whose husband is allegedly cheating on her.
User Lo (@loreboree) posted the video to the platform claiming she witnessed the husband brag about his infidelity while at the restaurant.
“If your husband is in Laguna and your name is Megan, he’s cheating on you and they are laughing about it,” Lo wrote in the video’s overlay text. Lo uploaded the video to the trending sound sampling dialogue from the movie Coraline: “You are in terrible danger.”
The TikTok was posted on March 30 and gained 4.2 million views in just one day. Commenters are urging the internet to find the alleged wife, “Megan.”
The video’s top comment with 116,000 likes simply reads “#findmegan.”
“Meg you deserve better,” another comment with almost 100,000 likes read.
Others urged Lo to drop more details on the alleged two-timer, hoping to nail down the cheater. Some viewers even went as far to suspect the couple seated behind the creator in the video as the perpetrators.
Despite the video’s virality, it is unclear whether “Megan” ever found out her husband was allegedly cheating. Still, others praised Lo for her effort and in sticking up for women.
“And that’s on girl code Mad respect,” a user commented.
“THANK U [we need] more women like you,” another user wrote.
Update 6:20am CT, April 5: When reached for comment, Lo told the Daily Dot the incident happened at Hennessey‘s Tavern in Laguna Beach.
“I heard them talking about what they did last night and how they don’t want Megan to find out. They were laughing about it. The lady was stating she couldn’t believe she did it,” she recalled.
She said she didn’t expect her video to “blow up” like it did and that some viewers alleged they are Megan.
“I would definitely appreciate if someone did the same thing for me. Now it would be very unfortunate to find out on a social media platform,” she said.
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