My ex boyfriend invited me to his wedding as a bridesmaid – and didn’t tell the bride
A WOMAN revealed that her ex boyfriend invited her to his wedding as a bridesmaid – and didn’t tell the bride.
The woman’s dilemma was discussed on the Glaswegian podcast Girls Overheard, where her anonymous message explained how the ‘scumbag’ asked her to join the bridal party.
She had previously dated the man for five years, before they split up when she was 17.
They had a five year age gap, which she labels a ‘red flag’ due to how young she was when their relationship started.
After they broke up he began dating one of her friends, who she nicknames Betty.
The woman is now happily married to and has two kids with her husband.
But her ex, who she refers to by the fake name Johnny, asked a friend for her number so he could issue the unwanted wedding invitation.
And the reason he gave for wanting her as a bridesmaid to his wife-to-be was shocking.
The podcast hosts gasped in horror when they heard his inappropriate quip.
Podcast host Ash read the anonymous message, where the woman said: “Johnny got my number from a mutual friend and phoned two years ago asking me, I quote, ‘Will you be Betty’s bridesmaid?’
“Surprised he even had my number I said no to his reply ‘I always wanted to see you walk down the aisle to me’.
“I hung up the phone. After multiple failed attempts to contact me, I changed my number.
“I eventually told Betty, and as far as I know, the wedding still went ahead and they are still together.
“Poor girl, he’s a scumbag.”
The hosts all looked at each other in shock, totally speechless after reading the story.
Outraged fans took to the comments to slam the ex boyfriend for his behaviour, and they were all pointing out the same thing.
One wrote: “Am I the only one that thinks the actual gasp of this story is the fact she was 12 & him 17 when they got together???”
Another added: “So he was 17 and she was 12? What the actual?”
A third said: “Ok but how were they even allowed to date at their age then?”
A fourth commented: “12 and 17, so did her parents not say anything or ring police?”