In a startling turn of events, a South Korean man, identified only as Mr. A, has revealed that his Vietnamese wife, Ms. B, had been leading a double life as a “chicken” having reportedly engaged with over 600 clients. This shocking discovery came to light after Mr. A contracted a sexually transmitted infection (STI) during their honeymoon, prompting a series of revelations that would unravel their marriage.

The Beginning of Their Relationship

Mr. A, who resides in Gyeonggi Province, shared his story on his YouTube channel, ‘투우부부’ (ThuU B Family), detailing how he met Ms. B through a marriage brokerage agency in September 2022. The couple, who had a traditional Vietnamese wedding, moved to Korea in March 2023 and celebrated another wedding ceremony in September. Their honeymoon, however, marked the beginning of a tumultuous chapter in their lives.

The STI Diagnosis and Growing Suspicion

Just a month after their honeymoon, Ms. B began experiencing severe abdominal pain and was diagnosed with multiple STIs. Mr. A, who later tested positive for the same infections, became suspicious of his wife’s fidelity. He noted that Ms. B had passed her medical screening before entering Korea, leading him to suspect that she had contracted the infections during their marriage.

The Disappearance and Discovery

In October 2024, Ms. B requested to stay at a friend’s house but vanished for three days, returning only to refuse to share her phone and becoming defensive when questioned. Mr. A later discovered that her “friend” was actually a former boyfriend from an entertainment bar where she had been working.

Determined to uncover the truth, Mr. A conducted his own investigation and obtained a work schedule from the bar, revealing that Ms. B had been providing services six days a week since May 2024, meeting between three to five clients daily.

Legal Action and Aftermath

Following these revelations, Mr. A filed for divorce and sought compensation for emotional and financial damages. Initially, Ms. B expressed remorse and offered to repay him, but she soon cut off all communication and disappeared. Mr. A has since voiced his concerns for other potential victims, stating, “If she’s still in Korea, there could be more victims.”

This shocking story has ignited discussions online about the integrity of international matchmaking services in Korea and the need for thorough background checks. The case serves as a cautionary tale about the complexities of relationships formed through such agencies and the potential hidden dangers that may lie beneath the surface.

As the story continues to unfold, it raises important questions about trust, transparency, and the consequences of hidden lives in modern relationships.