Marriage is about trust and communication. But what if you suddenly found out that your husband has been lying to you all this time?

This Reddit user shares that her husband lied about having kids. And when she found out, she wanted to divorce him.

Find out more about the story below.

AITAH for telling my husband if he fights for custody of his kids I will divorce him?

I, 27F, am vehemently childfree.

I am sterilized, and have no intention of having or caring for any child.

I married my husband, 33M, last year, and did not know he had any children until 5 days ago.

Here’s what OP does for work…

I travel for work, work for myself, and have amazing pay for very few active working hours (I am a honeymoon planner, owning my own business).

We have a joint account for bills, and our own separate accounts for savings and fun money.

The husband broke the news.

My husband sat me down 5 days ago, and told me he hadn’t been completely honest with me, and revealed he has 2 children, 10M and 7F.

He pays regular child support.

However, it dips into his fun money and he wants to be able to have fun like I am, so he said he would fight for 50/50 custody.

OP didn’t like his husband’s plan and gave him a choice.

I was furious he had lied to me, and was even more angry when he told me he wanted 50/50.

He works 12 to 16-hour shifts as a nurse, and that would mean I would have to take care of the children when I’m not working or are working from home.

I told him if he fights for custody, I will leave him.

Her husband thinks she is a jerk for threatening to divorce him.

We have a prenup, so a divorce will be rather simple.

I get 100% of my business, all of my savings and fun money, and the house, as I inherited it from my grandmother.

He called me an asshole, and told me I should step up so that he can have more money in his savings and for fun.

And because the kids won’t be much hassle due to their ages.

So AITA for telling him I will divorce him if he goes through with filing for custody?

Let’s look at the reactions of other Reddit users about this story.

This user shares their honest opinion.

Short but true!

This user says there’s no other option.

We’re getting lots of NTAs.

According to this user, the best time to leave was yesterday.

Smells like a well-thought-out plan to make some $$$.

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