Life Imitates Art

Lucylee2018sg22 Oct, 2018Business

It’s kind of kitschy, but one of my favourite TV shows is “90-Day Fiancé”, that infamous TLC reality TV show where Americans marry foreigners and people try to guess who’s a gold-digger and who’s not. Not to say that all interracial marriages are a sham, but sometimes you can kind of sense it. It just depends on the person. The problem is, you never really know who you’re with until something happens to bring out their true colours. In the United States, about 40% - 50% of marriages end in divorce. Thankfully, in Singapore, the numbers are a lot less daunting. But while divorce rates did decrease in 2017 as per a Chanel NewsAsia report, that doesn’t mean everyone is in the clear. Divorce, fraud, and infidelity are still very much part of our reality. Take for example, infidelity. While universally recognised as morally unacceptable, it is largely widespread. Many of those in the elite, such as those in the government or those in the entertainment industry, have extramarital affairs and