It began with mysterious phone calls — frequent, unexplained, and always raising suspicion. A woman who kept appearing in a married man’s call log, yet had no clear place in his life.
When the wife’s sister finally confronted the woman on the phone, the answer came quickly and confidently.
Her name? Shannel
Her claim? She was only supplying rice — nothing more, nothing personal, strictly business.
But that explanation didn’t hold water.
The husband had no rice business, no deliveries, no sales, and no history of dealing in rice. No bags ever came home. No payments were ever explained. Still, the wife chose silence, hoping it was nothing more than a misunderstanding.
Then the marriage began to crack.
The husband started sleeping out, staying away for days, and withdrawing financially. The home felt empty even when he was around. Finally, the phone told the story rice never could — messages, conversations, and patterns that confirmed what everyone feared.
Family advised caution. Friends urged patience. She tried to fix things privately, but the fights never ended and the truth refused to stay hidden.
For her sanity and her children, she made the painful decision to move out.
Only then did she send the message to Shannel.
By that point, denial no longer mattered.
Divorce proceedings are now underway, and more details continue to surface.
One thing is clear: She was never selling rice. She was selling Ka Beans
