Mother-In-Law Hires Man To Throw Red Paint At Bride's Dress. She Turns Pale After Her Son Does This 

I agree. I am SHOCKED her son allowed her to remain after she assaulted the bride and drenched her in red paint on her wedding day. I would have had security remove her right then and there. And then she attacks her DIL AGAIN and physically injures her? Absolutely not...she would not be getting near me OR my kids...I don't care how much she cries and apologizes. There is NO excuse for what she did to this poor bride. She's dangerous and not to be trusted.

Agreed…this is the kind of woman that will make up stuff to drive wedges and maybe take the kids…

Don't punish the grandkids. Let it be their decision.

​@amahra100 your response show's you have no idea or no clue on why its wrong with what you said....1st kids can be to young to understand so its parent's responsibility to protect them...if that person is dangerous why would you send your young children into that danger?? plus you have never seen how that person could try to slowly poison those kids against their parent's, again said kids are impressionable, long run it would not be good for their mental health at least...if anything you can let them make that decision way later on when they can stand on their own 2 feet and be honest and inform them of why as parent's they made that decision to not go around that person....

Yeah, this is how it suppose to be. A mother and a father in law loves the spouses of their children like their own. Under the condition if the spouses are straight and ain't no suspicion against them.

Thank you for the comment.

If her is an ex and he didn’t say when she could defend herself Why do you automatically believe in Naive

Great ending but I wouldn't let my guard down with grandma.

This is too bad.😢 This has no longer to do with parental love if parents try to ruin their children's lives and marriages. Parents can, should or must interfere when their children are really in danger also if they are adults or to avoid or prevent them from doing the worst mistake of their lives. If they are blindly and crazy in love with someone whom they suspect or witness to be really evil in secret. In order to protect their son or their daughter. In this point I agree with that. But not to ruin their lives because it doesn't suit them. This has nothing to do with parental love for their grown up children. It's just being selfish, narcisstic and psychopathic. Because you think that the partner of your daughter or your son is just not good enough for her or for him. Or because of your prejudice or the partners don't meet your own expectations.

It was her mother-in-law

This was a very interesting story with a shocking twist. I enjoyed it . The mother had to learn to stop being vindictive with her daughter in law. Trying to destroy her sons relationship with his wife. Good always wins in the end. Kindness is the best way to receive love from family members.

If possible

Miracles can and do happen. This one was good. Shows that people can change if they want to.

My situation was similar except they weren't as blatant. My husband had a heart attack while driving and I was badly injured. We never heard from my husband's family and neither has my son. It makes no sense to be so mean particularly to kids.

? Maybe she just didn't think you would not get married so soon. You let that stew for 48 years?

Unfortunately there are WAAAAAY too many boy moms who refuse to realize that the son is moving into a new chapter of his life. One that involves him having a wife. They see the GF/fiance/wife as a intruder. And they want to remove that 'intruder' from their's and their son's lives.

As a student of Classic Humanities, I always found this a misnomer since the Jocasta in question DID NOT KNOW that Oedipus was her son when she married him, and committed suicide when she learned the truth.

I used to play serious dominoes with my father-in-law when I was a child. I used to can and cook with my future mother-in-law.

I too am VERY blessed to have amazing in-laws AND an incredible husband. What makes my relationship with my in-laws, especially my mother in law, so special is my biological mother is a truly horrible person and I don’t have a single memory growing up of her saying,”I love you” or ever holding me. In fact, on my 16th birthday she announced that she wished she would have had an abortion. There were literally hundreds of times that her evil showed but the other events pale in comparison to the day a 50 foot tall tree fell on my RV, less than a foot from killing my daughter and totally destroying my only home at that time as a unpaid missionary. When I foolishly called her seeking comfort for the terrifying ordeal she screamed and cursed at me for bothering her while she was sick and slammed the phone down. To add to my pain she chooses to lavish all the love I didn’t,(and don’t to THIS DAY), receive on my brother instead and he is the,”golden child”. All that being said, I am eternally grateful for the beautiful gift of a loving MIL,FIL, and SIL, who, like me, are very demonstrative and affectionate. My relationship with my chosen family grows stronger every year with my beloved husband and I thank God every single day for them. I’m also proud to say that I have a very warm and loving relationship with my own children and not a day passes without exclamations of love crossing our lips. The cycle of abuse and toxicity has been broken. ❤️‍🩹💓

I got 2 sets of in-laws when I married. 3 of them absolutely fabulous & 1 wretched MIL. Guess I didn't do too bad, considering.

Mine were warm and loving as well. We are lucky! 🥰🥰🥰

that's the one point where this story veered away from reality.

...Oh - believe me 'they exist'! I'm living proof of a mother-in-law who hated me! Reason: Her son divorced his previous wife who was a 'cheater'! I came along 5 years later... didn't matter to my MIL, in her mind 'I was the Symbol' they would never get back together! So, 'THEY' are 'out there'... 'THEY' DO EXIST!👿

@@CleoWard Situations like yours are not unheard of. Your not only a symbol they won't get back together with,but also a symbol of faithfulness. You won't believe how many stories of Sons breaking-up with cheating GF's and the mother does everything she can to get him to forgive the cheater. Sometimes the sisters jump in and double tag team these guys with the mother. It's believed that the mother as well as the sister have cheated on their husbands and BF's themselves. Cheaters often support each other. When the mother sees her son ditch a unfaithful GF it reminds her of consequences, consequences she should have received herself ,but was lucky she didn't. Of course it can also mean she hasn't cheated ,but is thinking of it , or wishes she could do it.

​@@CleoWard Absolutely! My exMIL saw me as the symbol of her failure to raise her son to be a minister. (He never wanted to be a minister.) She gave me hell through our whole marriage & bad mouthed me to our sons after the divorce.

Oh yes they are out there I've met a few 😂

I had one. It's excruciatingly painful and ruins marriages.

I just skip ahead

This channel Always drags the story out & I only watch if I see a title that interests me😢 then I suffer through😢it

Agreed!

Wow. Just wow. Sorry you experienced such gross behavior! Just know,....people like that? Usually have some sort of chronic mental health issues; because simply put, healthy people just dont react like that--perhaps when poked with a stick but I digress. None of it was ever your fault and how you were treated says nothing about you, and EVERYTHING about the kind of people they are. I wish you all the best---blessings be upon you and yours! 🤗❤️‍🩹❤️❤️

My mother in law was wonderful. She was kind and had a gentle heart. I love her dearly.❤❤❤

I’d Change all my contact methods, not letting her know, and move at that point; Never see her again. Though if she Still persists, ask for help from some Intimidating looking people.

Not my ex husband. He took my birthday off work so he could spend the day with his mother.

@@itsjustme7487you have my pity and gladness that he is now your ex

According to the narrative (have to listen closely!), the son apparently threw red wine on his mother before Breanna could stop him.

Didn’t the MIL ever heard of the Steven King book and movie, “Carrie”? There are things you don’t do. And actions have consequences.🤪

Probably threatened her with revoking any grandkid privileges or something like that.

Sometimes brides have a second dress for the reception that is more comfortable for sitting down to eat and for dancing, usually shorter with no train, and much less expensive.

Denise there are also a lot of great mils. I had two wonderful mils.

Mine sure was

My dil called me a liar and said I had the spirit if witchcraft. She refused to let me have anything to do with my grandbaby. My son side of the family is not allowed to interact with them. My son has turned against us. But I'm learning to put it in God's hands and pray.

My mom always said we'll see.

No, a mother who really loves her children wants them to be happy, productive adults. That includes being happy in a relationship with someone THEY love! Mother’s who won’t “let their children go” to live happy lives are selfish.

I came on to say the same, it is so ridiculous & off putting.

Did you eventually get back together with your daughter and mom? I hope so. But I would imagine it's difficult being so mistreated by them ❤

@@sylviajones6745 No, we are still estranged. I voted for the wrong candidate in 2016.

Wow 😳, so sorry. I doubt any of my son in laws, would want that kind of relationship with me, I know I certainly wouldn't. 🤢

So very sorry. It really hurts worse since our mothers are supposed to love us, unconditionally.❤ Big hugs sent to you.

I've never seen so many eyeballs in my life!

It's not true for my late hubby. He was too much of a mommy's boy.