Bride-to-be reveals she’s fallen in love with fiance’s SON – three months before their wedding – The Sun

A BRIDE-TO-BE has admitted to falling in love with her fiancé's son – just three months before their wedding.

The woman's confession has proved particularly controversial, due to the fact that she's known her crush since he was 11.

The woman's horrifying dilemma was shared on Facebook group That's It, I'm Wedding Shaming, in a post reading: "I don't know what to do. I'm supposed to be marrying my fiancé in three months' time, we've been together for 12 years but I've fallen in love with his son."

She went on to explain that both she and her partner have been married before, and that's she's been in his son's life since he was 11.

She said: "It was never anything sexual until about five weeks ago when we were all out at the pub and he kissed me.

"I haven't stopped thinking about him and I don't know if I can go through with this now."

The woman continued: "I know it's wrong, I've tried to turn these feelings off, I've tried to stay away from him, nothing is working.

"Should I be honest and risk ruining our family?"

She later updated her post, adding: "We were both really drunk when he kissed me, nothing has happened since but I can't turn the feelings off.

"This is tearing me apart."

The post has now racked up hundreds of comments, with one person pointing out: "If you fall for someone just because they kiss you then you’ve got some issues to work out."

Another agreed: "In love after one drunken kiss? Yikes."

But unsurprisingly, most of the messages surrounded the fact that the woman has known her partner's son since childhood.

"He may not be your stepson yet, but he has been in your life for 12 years! Maybe he doesn't want you to marry his dad," posted one Facebook user.

Another said: "If you've known someone since they were 11 and been dating their parent since then, you've been a step-parent to them, married or not. This is f***ing gross."

One bemused reader simply commented: "This is full on EastEnders."

Meanwhile, a bridezilla has been blasted for issuing her bridesmaids with a strict pre-wedding contract stating they can't "change their hair, get pregnant or complain about their dress".

A mother-in-law who "forgot" her wedding outfit but packed a white top and skirt has been blasted as "spiteful" by the bride.

And a couple has been blasted for sending rude wedding invitations that greeted guests as "hey, f*** face".

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