A man in central China is trending for all the wildest reasons after finding out that every dollar he saved and sent to his wife over the years ended up in the hands of a male live-streamer. The man, surname Liu, is reportedly heartbroken. But y’all… the full tea? It’s messier than any reality show reunion you’ve ever seen.
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Liu Sent It All… And She Tipped It Away
According to reports, Liu explained that he lived frugally in Zhengzhou, paying just 300 yuan ($42) a month for his flat while sending almost his entire income to his wife, hoping to give her a “sense of security.” And, over the years, he transferred a total of 1.16 million yuan ($163,000) into her bank account. His wife, who hasn’t worked since their marriage and cares for their child, recently admitted that the money was gone—including 670,000 yuan ($94,000) tipped to a male live-streamer she became obsessed with. Liu said she couldn’t explain what happened to the rest of the funds, and she even borrowed 80,000 yuan ($11,200) from a loan company.
Baby? More Like Betrayal
Here’s when things got even more emotional, Roomies. The husband expressed his heartbreak and frustration, saying, “I trusted you so much but what you did is like stabbing me in the back,” and “I do not love you any more.” He also contrasted their living situations, highlighting his own bare-bones flat versus the “comfortable house with a heating system” that his wife enjoys. Online chat records reportedly show the wife even asked the live-streamer to call her “baby.” But, the wife insisted she never met him in person.
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“I have been saving money on food and expenses and offered all my money to her. However, she gave the money to another man. I think she just could not stand loneliness,” Liu claimed in a report.
Meanwhile, he apparently told his wife, “In Zhengzhou, I live in a basic flat costing only 300 yuan, which does not even shelter me from rain or wind. But look at what environment you live in – a comfortable house with a heating system.”
When The Money’s Gone, So Is The Love
Now, the couple allegedly has no savings and is in debt. Furthermore, Liu is apparently moving to recover half of their common property before filling for divorce. The live-streaming platform involved is reportedly investigating the incident. Additionally, the story has sparked outrage across Chinese social media, with countless of people weighing in. One user wrote, “What a tragedy of man. He should divorce her as quickly as possible,” while another added, “Those fans are brainwashed.”
