SC Governor Admits to Foreign Affair

S.C. Gov. Mark Sanford admitted today that his secret trip to Argentina over the Father's Day weekend was to visit a woman he has been having an affair with for the past year.

In an emotional news conference, Sanford said his relationship with the woman in Argentina would not work, but would not say if it was over. He did not name the woman, but said he met her eight years ago, although their casual friendship evolved into a romantic relationship about a year ago.

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Conservative Senator Admits to Infidelity

Sources say Douglas Hampton, who's married to Senator John Ensign's former paramour, was behind plans demanding money in exchange for silence.

Earlier this week, Douglas Hampton's lawyer issued a statement saying the Hamptons wanted to keep things quiet. In that statement, they blasted Ensign, saying "It is unfortunate the senator chose to air this very personal matter, especially after the Hamptons did everything possible to keep this matter private."

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More Jon & Kate Infidelity Rumors Swirl

New details are emerging about Jon Gosselin's alleged fling with schoolteacher Deanna Hummel, and boy are they doozies.

Us Magazine reports that the Jon & Kate Plus 8 dad was doing some hard partying with Hummel and a youthful gang of revelers in Park City, Utah, on May 25 and, despite the fact that it was his wife Kate Gosselin's 34th birthday, he neglected to buy a present for his spouse.

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Elizabeth Edwards Responds to Post-scandal Criticism

Memoir writer Elizabeth Edwards says no one should tell her how she should respond to the infidelity of her husband, former U.S. Sen. John Edwards.

The wife of the former Democratic presidential contender from North Carolina said before a book signing in Raleigh, N.C., Saturday she has been unfairly criticized for detailing her reactions to his infidelity in her book "Resilience," The (Raleigh) News & Observer reported Sunday.

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Therapist Sees Increase in Internet Infidelity

Do your Facebook friends include former love interests?

How do you handle inquiries from former romances? It's a question we posed on KETV.com a few weeks ago. And while not many people were not eager to share details, they responded in an online survey.

In the unscientific survey, 12 percent of people polled said they used a social networking sites to contact a former boyfriend or girlfriend. And of those, about 5 percent actually continued the relationship.

An Omaha marriage therapist said social networking Web sites can be dangerous for marriage.

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Ashely Madison Expands Utah Advertising

The man who runs a Web site for married people to find dates wants to expand advertising in Utah.

He calls companies that reject his ads "hypocrites."

The Ashley Madison Company is a dating site for people who want to have an affair.

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Online Infidelity Soars With Economy, Lay-offs

Losing one’s job after years with a certain company can – and even does these days – mean more than just a financial hit that will have one spending more time at home trying to find a new position. As the increasing number of members of infidelity websites (destined especially for married people looking for other married people) shows, the many lay-offs seem to have found a cure in no-strings-attached romances.

Leaving aside the moral implications of these “campaigns,” they are presented as the best method to alleviate stress and take one’s mind from the financial hardships one is facing. It’s fun, does not involve any longtime commitment and, what’s best, it implies meeting someone who faces the same risks as you do. In the UK alone, as the Daily Mail informs, not only have these websites flourished into a highly lucrative business, but the number of members is also increasing exponentially.

“In the past six months, we’ve seen a 25 per cent increase in members versus the previous six months, and it’s certainly being driven by the recession.” David Rees, the founder and director of MarriedAndLooking, says for the aforementioned publication.

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Real Housewife Splits with Husband Amid Rumors of Infidelity

It's more shocking than a Bachelor split! Countess Luann de Lesseps of The Real Housewives of New York City has reportedly separated from her husband, the Count, amid rumors of his infidelity. Where are the cameras when you need them?

The couple have been married 16 years and are currently starring in Bravo's second season of The Real Housewives. She is his third wife. In a recent episode, the Countess got into a heated argument with fellow housewife Ramona, who criticized Luann for marrying a man 15 years her senior.

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Infidelity Dating Site Offers LeAnn Rimes Lifetime Membership

In the wake of the LeAnn Rimes cheating scandal (in which she was busted by a security camera making out with her married TV movie co-star, Eddie Cibrian) the world’s largest infidelity dating site, Ashleymadison.com, has offered the country crooner a free lifetime membership to do the dirty discreetly, until death do her part.

"We feel confident that Leann will indeed find true love on our site OR at the very least, a fantastic one night stand," they said in their offer.

AshleyMadison President Noel Biderman feels that LeAnn "shouldn’t have to suffer in silence any longer," but also stresses that "hooking up with co-workers is never a good idea!"

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LeAnn Rimes Accused of Cheating

LeAnn Rimes is speaking out in light of rumors that she has a cheatin' heart.

"This is a difficult time for me and my loved ones, but I appreciate all your continued support," the 26-year-old country singer wrote on her personal website Wednesday. "I would like to assure all of you that this is a place for you to hear things directly from me and as you all know, not everything in our lives is always black and white."

The message to her fans comes on the heels of a report by Us Weekly that the married Rimes is allegedly having an affair with equally married actor Eddie Cibrian, her costar in the upcoming Lifetime TV movie Northern Lights.

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Cheating Partners Exposed with PInow.com’s Valentine’s Day Infidelity Quiz

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“This year, PInow.com hopes to offer a bit of reassurance to those who may have infidelity concerns, and help those who may be correct about those suspicions,” said PInow.com Co-founder Trent Carlyle. “It is often easier to catch cheaters around Valentine’s Day because they want to spend time with both their spouses and lovers so slip-ups occur. Many cheaters will withdraw large amounts of money to purchase extravagant gifts for their partners — ringing alarm bells for those who aren’t on the receiving end of the gifts.”

Using these and other tell-tale signs of infidelity, partners can arm themselves with evidence and stop the disastrous pattern of infidelity. The best thing a worried partner can do is to prepare. Oftentimes, what started out as just an inkling of suspicion will prove to be accurate. Studies have confirmed it, showing that 85 percent of women and 50 percent of men who suspected that their partner was cheating were ultimately correct.

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Woman Sues Husband's Lover Over Divorce, STD

A woman who claims she was forced to be tested for a sexually transmitted disease after her cheating husband contracted Chlamydia is suing the man's new lover–-a Chicago woman--for more than $35,000 in damages.

Dawn Murer, of Texas, filed the suit Wednesday in Cook County Circuit Court against Andrea Carrell, alleging Carrell's sexual relationship with her husband Eric Murer is to blame for the dissolution of their 16-year marriage.

According to the suit, Eric Murer began a sexual relationship with Carrell in January 2008, allegedly calling her numerous times, sending her gifts and arranging for secret sexual rendezvous.

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Farmer Might Have Fed Cheating Wife to Pigs

A farmer who murdered his cheating wife may have fed her body to pigs, it was revealed yesterday.

The corpse of estranged Tina Baker, 41, has never been found after she vanished four years ago.

But her husband Martin's first wife Gillian disclosed that he once threatened her: "Do you realise I have the power to make you disappear permanently? No-one would ever know. I'd cut you up and feed you to the pigs."

Read the rest of the story at The Daily Mirror.

Husband Demands $1.5 Million or Kidney from Cheating Wife

Richard Batista can live with his broken heart. He just can't bear his cheating wife living with his healthy kidney.

The Long Island doctor wants the one-time love of his life to pay $1.5 million for the organ he bestowed on her eight years ago in a gift meant to save her life and their foundering marriage.

Read more at the NY Daily News.

Woman Who Set Husband's Genitals Afire Charged with Murder

An Australian-Indian woman who set her husband's genitals afire for alleged infidelity has been charged with murder.

Rajini Narayan, 44, allegedly doused her husband Satish with a flammable liquid while he was sleeping December 8. Satish jumped out of bed after being set ablaze and knocked over the substance, causing the fire to spread.

Rajini told an Adeliade court that she wanted to punish her husband for his alleged infidelity and did not mean to kill him.

Read the rest of the story at The Times of India.

10 Things You Need to Know Before You Accuse Your Partner of Cheating

1. Sometimes there is another explanation for a person losing 10Ib, working late and losing interest in sex. I just don't know it.

The Infidelity Detectives

Peter Jones was taking out the rubbish one evening when he noticed a scrap of paper caught at the bottom of the bin. “It was part of a torn email,” he says. “Suggestive words, like 'horny’, jumped out at me.” Jones didn’t leap to conclusions, but mentioned it to his wife. She was furious and told him not to be stupid. She swore it was a friend “having a laugh”.

Her over-defensive reaction gnawed at him. Within a day of finding the email, Jones had tapped “infidelity” into Google and was talking to Steve Grayson of the Infidelity Detective Agency, a Hertfordshire-based team of private investigators into matrimonial cases.

The Young and the Restless

In 2006, about 19% of married men and 13% of married women under the age of 30 said that they had been unfaithful to their spouse. Do those numbers sound high? They certainly are if we compare them with the results of a survey 15 years before, when the respective numbers were roughly 13% and 11%. A "mere" two-percentage-point increase for women and a six-percentage-point increase for men may not sound like much, but to put it another way: Between 1991 and 2006, the numbers of unfaithful wives under 30 increased by 20% and husbands by a whopping 45%. These numbers come from a study conducted by David Atkins of the University of Washington Center for the Study of Health and Risk Behaviors. Mr. Atkins, who reached these conclusions by breaking down data from the National Opinion Research Center's General Social Survey, presented his findings at the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies conference in Orlando earlier this month.

Woman Accused of Stabbing Cheating Husband

Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned — especially one who knows where the knives are kept.

A 43-year-old estranged Radium Springs wife is in jail after allegedly stabbing her 51-year-old husband, who she found in bed with her 24-year-old friend at around 3:17 a.m. Saturday.

Celebrity Chef Gordon Ramsay Accused of 7- year Affair

Gordon Ramsay has refused to comment on claims that he has been having an affair for seven years.

The celebrity chef, who markets himself as a devoted family man, is accused of a series of trysts with 'professional mistress' Sarah Symonds.

Four days ago, she and Ramsay allegedly met at a London hotel after Miss Symonds purchased three bottles of legal sex drugs.