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Three Women Become Friends After Learning They Were Dating The Same Guy– At The Same Time

Three women have become friends after they found out they were all being cheated on by their boyfriend at the same time.

Kirsty Harding and Chloe Allen secretly plotted to dump Paul Sandow after they found out he had been cheating on them both.

But when Kirsty told the cheater she was leaving him, he allegedly threatened her with a knife.

It was only when the guy was in court after being charged with harassment that his third girlfriend, Kylie Hubbard, realized he had been unfaithful to her as well after finding his name on a bail sheet.

The three women have since become friends after their ordeal.

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