A bizarre video leads to a surprising turn of events.

I'm recording this because I want my daughter to know that I love you.

McKenzie, past school. I'm so sorry that I've done this. I want you to know that you

mean everything to me. And William, I love you too. I love you so much. I love

you like your mom. I didn't choose this. Your mom chose this. She's been cheating

on me for a long time. I have audio of her talking to other guys. I didn't do

nothing wrong to her. When we first got together, I told her you were too young

for me. There's 18-year-old difference in her age and I knew she was kind of too

young. But I didn't. She's been playing me for a while. I told her not to mess with

me. Not to mess with my emotions. Don't play with me.

Well, right off the bat, I'm concerned because he's saying it's all her fault. So where

is she? And what is the meaning of this video? Why do grown adults feel they have to

share all their sex problems, their adultery, their issues with their children? Is that

necessary? Guys, take a listen to more of this guy unloading.

I got an audio where she was calling a guy yesterday on her way to get her eyelashes done.

And she said, hey, baby. And I was like, that's not my voice. Why should call on someone

without a baby? Then she started talking about a dream and everything and she had with

them too about sex and everything. I put everything into this relationship. I have done nothing

to your mom. I've never hit her. I've never hurt her. I've never called her names. A couple

of times when I got really mad, I would say a bad word or something. But I've done everything

again. I haven't done anything wrong. I'm like, why me? My hair's a mess and I look horrible.

Oh, sorry. Take these off. I love you, Mackenzie. I love you so much. Please do something good

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