The Bert show

Is she wrong for telling her friend that her husband cheated? Okay, let's get into this one.

Mo has got the email.

Good morning, Bert show. P1 here. I'll just get right to it. I have a group of friends. We have known each other since we were eight. We're a lot older now, L-O-L-O-L-L. My friend, we will call him John, married our friend, we will call her, Becky. They have three kids,

one is still a baby and I recently found out for a fact.

Who in all caps? For a fact that he played piano with one of her good friends that he played piano with

one of her good friends because he has loose lips and told me and another friend.

So played piano is code word for infidelity.

And so if she's saying for a fact,

she's accurate because he's the one who told on himself to her.

Oops.

I didn't do the cheating.

It isn't my fault.

But if my husband and good friend did that, I want to know I didn't tell her at

first she was definitely talking about how that one friend was being

inappropriate around him flashing him her lady bits and a skirt.

I don't think she knows that part.

But I felt conflicted because I'm damned if I do and damned if I don't.

My husband said I shouldn't have said anything, but if she found out, which she would have,

and knew I knew, then she'd be upset with me as well.

I don't know what do you guys think help was I wrong. It feels to me

like we get this email once a week all the time. Yeah yeah yeah like

...