A woman was urged to ditch her "date" after noticing a reflection in his glasses, but since then, people on the internet have spotted a problem.
In the video which was posted to TikTik, the woman spotted a reflection of a dating app in her date's glasses, implying that he was almost certainly being unfaithful.
"I wish I was kidding," she captioned the video, which features her zooming in on the man's glasses.
According to the Mirror, the video was viewed over 450,000 times, but it has since been deleted, with TikTok users rushing to the comments section to tell the woman they hoped she had ditched her date.
"That's when you 'go to the bathroom,'" one user said.
"I'd just leave. No explanation. Just, byeeee. Trust me, it would feel so good," another commented.
However, it turns out that the apparent "date" may not have been a date at all.
The man who featured in the alleged date has now filmed his own TikTok video, which features the original deleted video, and then the woman swiping on a dating app, which he also filmed via the reflection in her glasses.
At the end of the video, the pair lean in and say to the camera "nothing is real."
Watch the updated TikTok below:In response to the revelation that things were not quite as they seemed, people took to the TikTok comments section to express their relief that this woman hadn't been treated badly on her date and it was all a rouse.
"Im so happy it was a joke!! [sic]" wrote one commentator.
A second added alongside a smiling emoji: "Thank you for teaching us an important lesson in such a fun way."
Whereas a third simply wrote: "LMFAOOO we got played [sic]."
And on the subject of cheating, this model decided to do a public service to women by sliding into their boyfriend's DMs to test their faithfulness.
Paige Woolen, 28, explained that she got the idea to provide the service after receiving a number of unsolicited messages from men with girlfriends.
She then began to wonder if the women had any idea that their partners were sliding into the Instagram model's DMs.
The New York Post reports that the model posts screenshots of her conversations with the would-be cheaters on her account, thus exposing them not only to their girlfriends but her 218K followers.
"Just thought you were so-so cute," she recently wrote to one unsuspecting partnered man. "Was hoping to meet up if you're single of course."
To which the man replied instantly: "I'm single enough, do you have Snapchat?"
Meanwhile, another unsuspecting man flirted with the model despite his Instagram being full of pictures of him and his girlfriend.
The model also shares sleazy DMs that she personally receives from men on the social media website on her side account, "Dudes in the DMs", which currently has 50.6K followers.
