EXCLUSIVE Jaw-dropping twist in viral cheating scandal after husband exposed his wife's infidelity at party full of their friends
A firefighter exposed his wife's alleged infidelity with a profanity-filled tirade at his surprise 40th birthday...but Daily Mail can reveal the couple are now patching things up.
Nicholas Galante confronted his wife Samantha in front of their unsuspecting friends with a now-viral speech that at first appeared to be a heartfelt gesture of his love.
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