Woman exposes soon-to-be groom 'cheating on fiancée' at Las Vegas bachelor party and goes viral

A woman has gone viral on social media after exposing a soon-to-be-groom allegedly cheating on his fiancée at a Las Vegas bachelor party.

You often hear the phrase 'what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas', but that has been far from the case with this particular Vegas story.

It is certainly common for the groom and bride-to-be to have a night out or even multiple before they settle into married life.

But the last thing you want to be doing before you say 'I do' is to cheat on your partner.

Tiana Wiltshire recently made a video on TikTok video in the hope of finding a bride whose groom apparently cheated on her at his bachelor party in Las Vegas.

The first video in this long-running saga has gone viral with a whopping 24 million views after being uploaded on the popular video platform.

One of Tiana's friends noticed the soon-to-be groom with another girl the day before, implying that he may have cheated on his fiancée back home.

So, they quickly decided to try and find the man's bride back home so they could tell her what happened.

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The next time she saw the man, the TikToker decided to 'test the waters' with the groom-to-be enjoying his bachelor party.

"So I went over and I just went like ‘hi’ like ‘where are you from’ whatever, and he was super flirty. And I said ‘oh are you the one getting married?’ and he said ‘umm supposedly’ – something like that," Tiana said in the TikTok video.

Tiana then made it her mission to find the wife of the man who was supposedly cheating.

While the TikToker seemingly had good intentions, many have flocked to the comments section to criticize the woman for outing the man.

"What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. You’re a horrible person," one person commented.

However, another user disagreed, saying: "We need more horrible persons like her. And less like u."

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"What happens in Vegas stays on TikTok," another person joked.

In a final update video, Tiana said she had found the bride on social media, but she didn't reveal anything else about the situation.

"Because then you’ll be able to find the wife and she just doesn’t need to be like, put on blast any more than the situation already has,” she said.

"But thank you for getting it over to where it needed to be, and I really hope that she’s doing okay."

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