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113. Are Mistresses Unfairly Shamed?

Podcast: Tell Me How You're Mighty: Real Talk About Cheating
Published: Jan 27, 2026
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Summary

Tracy and Sarah react to a letter at ChumpLady.com from a mistress asking Tracy to please inform her boyfriend's wife about their affair. (That was a hard pass no.) And they discuss an article in the New York Times on the "ritual shaming" of the Other Woman. Was Kristin Cabot, of Cold Play concert Jumbotron fame unduly held to account for infidelity in a way her boss was not?