‘I caught my husband looking at racy videos of other women’

A woman caught her husband looking at racy videos online and appears to find it – but the clip has shocked and angered others.

A woman has revealed how she caught her husband red handed as he watched racy videos of other women on the internet.

The wife recorded her husband scrolling through videos of scantily-clad women while lounging on the sofa as she looked down from a first floor balcony – the perfect vantage point to see his phone screen.

While she appeared to take it all in good humour as she posted the video on TikTok accompanied by a laughing face emoji, many women have since responded stating they would not have handled it as well, The Sun reports.

The woman, who posts from the handle @lyjones0, captioned the clip: “My husband forgot we got a second-floor balcony.”

A woman has revealed she busted her husband looking at racy videos of other women. Picture: TikTok/@lyjones0

In the video you can see her zoom in on the back of a man’s head so viewers can catch a glimpse of what he is looking at on his phone.

While the picture is only small, you can clearly make out the figure of a woman provocatively dancing.

Some viewers were appalled by the footage.

“I’d rather be single than pretend to laugh at this happening,” one wrote.

“My comment won’t go over well lol but I think it’s 100 per cent disrespectful,” another agreed.

A third said: “I wouldn’t even complain to him about it. I’d just slowly start losing my feelings for him and care less every time.”

But while she appeared to find it humorous, others thought it was ‘disrespectful’. Picture: TikTok/@lyjones0

But some fellow TikTokers didn’t think the husband’s viewing habits were an issue at all.

One said: “Am I the only one not bothered by this? I look at thirst traps on TikTok all day long, doesn’t mean I’ll cheat.”

Another said: “I wouldn’t care about my husband looking at girls he could never pull. Hell, he barely pulled me.”

This article originally appeared on The Sun and was reproduced with permission