Entitled man demands fiancée give him half her son's savings account, reveals he has a daughter who needs the money, she ends things on the spot: "I only found out about his daughter that day"

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Briana Viser • Writer and Editor
Jun 3, 2025 12:00 PM EDT

These days, it feels like you can't trust anybody. You would think that with modern technology it would be harder to hide lies and information about one's past, but we all know that's not the case. You can be with someone for years and think everything ns going great, until one day they drop a nuclear bomb on you. It could be that they're actually in thousands of debt, or that they're secretly married, or maybe they have a kid that they're hiding. I wouldn't wish that kind of thing on my worst enemy, and it's heartbreaking to hear these kinds of stories. 


Some people are just good at hiding red flags. I've definitely seen that in a relationship, but the more red flags you encounter the easier it becomes to comb them out.


In the story below, the protagonist is a woman who's been with her guy for two years and she thought everything was fine. Suddenly one day, he spills some dark secrets that she can't ignore. Read the full story for all the juicy details. 

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    Future ex-fiancé is angry because I don't want to share my son's money

    "You're ruining his daughter's future”
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    I (f, 35), met my fiancé 2 years ago. My son (4) gets on well with him. and my ex-husband (my son's father) also likes him. Now to the point: 3 years ago I won a large
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  • This story is wild. Not only is he demanding that she share money that's rightfully hers and has nothing to do with him, but now he's using a secret daughter as the excuse? The audacity is wild, and she's absolutely right for ending it on the spot, and lucky it happened before the wedding. 

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    sum of money in the lottery. Not millions, but enough for a nice life if I work normally and a good start for my son later. 75% went into a savings account that my son will
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    have access to when he's 21. My fiancé always thought he had plenty of money and never let me correct him. I insisted on a prenuptial agreement and for that the finances were disclosed. Now
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    the amount in my son's savings account is about 5 times more than anything my fiancé has. Completely enraged, he left the lawyer's office and ignored all calls for 2 days. For
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    me, that was the end of the relationship and I wrote to him saying that he could have the ring back. A week later, he was at the door. He would love me, but was in shock and now wanted details of where the money had come from.
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    He also told me that he had a 5- year-old daughter from a previous relationship and that it would only be fair to split the money so that his daughter could also benefit from it. He sees it as justified, as I
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    got the money through luck and not through performance. I gave him back the engagement ring and kicked him out of my apartment. Since then, I've been getting messages from various social
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    media profiles and cell phone numbers that I would be the AH who is ruining his daughter's future. I only found out about his
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    daughter that day. I never saw any photos or anything like that in the past years.
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    AsleepUnit2123 • 19h ago NTA. You did the right thing, breaking things off. Stay broken up. This dude will ruin your life otherwise.
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    Healthy Glove2045 • 19h ago What? Your ex fiance suddenly has a 5 yr old daughter? Whom you never met let alone you never knew.
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    ToldU2UrFace • 19h ago Nta. You dodged a nuke. Go treat you and your son to a fun day.
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    Tge level of entitlement is stunning. Just remember..... not your child. Not his money. .... the trash took it self out.
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    85MonteCarloSS • 19h ago You knew this guy for two years, got engaged and didn't know he had a daughter? And he's upset that you didn't mention your son's money?
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    Vegetable-Cod-2340 • 18h ago NTA Wow.... I don't know why he thought admitting to hiding a daughter for TWO YEARS and
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    then that you give her a trust fund for her would win you back OP, but !!!!
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    Also I want to know when he planned to reveal the daughter if he hadn't found out about the trust, I'm think
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    he was definitely going to disclose that after the wedding when he thought he had OP locked down.
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    Lastly, I'm actually seriously thinking op that the daughter is completely fictional and he actually spent the last two days setting up a way to siphon money for his daughters trust account.
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    I would bet money the second the account was set up, she would 'pass sway' or suddenly have a slew of medical bills that needed to be paid from the trust.
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    Traditional-Pop-9844 19h ago Issue dodged. Good riddance to him. Lucky you saw his true colours before the wedding.
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