“Unmasking Betrayal: Woman Reveals Shocking 10-Year Catfish Plot by Her Own Cousin!”
Have you ever found yourself wrapped up in an online relationship that turned out to be more fiction than reality? Well, meet Kirat Assi, a woman who spent a staggering ten years believing she was in a love story with a man named Bobby Jandu, only to discover it was all an elaborate ruse by none other than her own cousin! It sounds like a plot twist straight out of a Netflix thriller, and indeed, it has become one. Featured on the “Sweet Bobby” podcast, Kirat’s tale of deception has made her a surprising focal point of both sympathy and ridicule from viewers who struggle to fathom how anyone could be swept away by such fabrications. Is it possible that in a world so connected, we can still be blindsided by the people closest to us? Kirat bravely steps into the spotlight, fighting back against the critics with her truth—and she hopes her story will inspire others caught in similar situations to speak up. Curious to dig deeper into this wild saga? LEARN MORE.
“Stupid and desperate,” Netflix viewers labeled 43-year-old Kirat Assi after spending nearly ten years believing she was in a romantic relationship with a man named Bobby Jandu, only to later discover it was all a hoax orchestrated by her cousin.
The woman’s story became infamous after it was featured in the Sweet Bobby podcast, a series that focuses on catfishers, people who falsify their identities online to get into relationships with people and scam them.
- Assi was catfished for nearly ten years by her cousin using a fake identity.
- The story was featured in the ‘Sweet Bobby’ podcast and a Netflix documentary.
- Assi hopes her story will help others who suffer in silence to come forward.
- Assi was mocked for believing bizarre stories, but she encourages speaking up.
Assi’s testimony became so popular that it became the subject of a Netflix documentary, which made its debut last Wednesday (October 1&). However, with the increased attention came both recognition and criticism.
