TikTok users are sharing the offensive, insulting, and outlandish things their mothers-in-law have done, and they will make your jaw drop.
TikTok star Julianna Jennings went viral with a video back in March in which she delivers some classic MIL one-liners:
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“The ‘I know how to raise a child’ one. Okay ma’am then why am I raising him along with my own son?” one asked. “New fears unlocked as I plan my wedding,” another said.off of getting married, but it’s also basically comedy gold . A surprising number of TikTok users have stories about MILs who wore white to the wedding, or even tried to get away with a full-on bridal gown.
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It’s hard to say whose mother-in-law is the WOOOORST when there are so many bad ones, but this next one is a top contender.
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