Woman accidentally live-streams raunchy sex with husband only to find DAD was watching!

'I accidentally went live on Facebook while I was in pound town, and 46 people saw it, including my own father,' the woman recalled
UPDATED DEC 14, 2021
The TikTok user recently shared her hilarious debacle from last year (TikTok/rroberson16)
The TikTok user recently shared her hilarious debacle from last year (TikTok/rroberson16)

A woman from Mississippi made a shocking claim on her latest TikTok video about an incident from the past, where she live-streamed a romp episode with her husband and her father accidentally tuned in to watch. The woman, who uses the TikTok handle @rroberson16, shared a video clip where she appears poker-faced, with the caption showing, "Randomly remembering that one time last year when I accidentally went live on Facebook while I was in pound town, and 46 people saw it, including my own father. I cried for a week straight."

Such digital gaffes have become quite frequent especially since the pandemic when the entire world switched to work from home. In August 2021, a high school teacher was caught having sex in a Zoom meeting while her colleagues screamed to make her aware.  In November last year, writer Jeffrey Toobin was caught masturbating by shocked colleagues during a break on a Zoom call meeting

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The Mississippi-based woman, whose real name is not known, is believed to be a mother of one. While the hilariously shocking episode from 2020 has left her mortified forever, her husband, on the other hand, finds it quite funny. "I thought my life was over. My husband still thinks it’s hilarious,” she further confessed. 

Watch the TikTok video here.

The user further mentioned that she was browsing Facebook casually one time when her husband snuck up on her. Soon they got busy getting some action, without realizing that she had accidentally selected the option to go Live on Facebook. “I just set my phone down without locking it and managed to somehow click the button to go live. My best friend kept calling me so it would say ‘Broadcast interrupted," she recalled. 

However, even after the incessant calls from her friend, the user was busy in her own world and continued to ignore the calls and enjoy her erotic session.

More shockingly, her own father non-suspectingly joined the Live thinking it was just another casual stream but was left shell shocked. He soon exited after realizing what had actually happened. "He said when he realized what was going on, he just got off and acted like it never happened — but he has made a joke about it one time since,” she shared about her father.
 

However, if it was any consolation, there was not much visual broadcast of the woman and her husband's sex session. Even then, their moans and sighs and sex noises were distinctly audible to all the viewers. Her latest TikTok video with the candid confession has racked up over 175,000 views with everyone offering their sympathies in the comments. 

Some of the comments were equally hilarious and shocking, as one user admitted, “One of my best friends went live on accident when she was going down on her husband. We haven’t spoken about it and I have left it at that.” Another advised her, "I would simply delete all social media, change my name and move away," while a third person joked, "It could have been worse. It could have been ‘self-care'."

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