The accusations Canadian model, Leyla Ghobadi made about having an affair with Kanye West always seemed fishy. There is not any evidence to support her claims and Star magazine, the tabloid that paid Leyla a little under $20,000 for her story, admitted that they never had her take a lie detector test.

Could this just have been a sad attempt to seek publicity?

Kim Kardashian hasn't even given birth to her baby yet and Kanye West is already being accused of cheating on her with Canadian model Leyla Ghobadi. Ghobadi told the Star that she slept with the rapper while he was dating Kim, including while she was pregnant. I don't know about you, but this sounds like another tabloid scam to me. Could this be for real?

Critics can go on and on about how unrealistic telenovelas are and sometimes I will agree with them. Then along comes a real-life video that puts even the most melodramatic over-the-top telenovela to shame. Witness the video shot in Brazil that shows a couple fighting on the balcony. When watching the video you might think it was just an everyday over-dramatic lover's quarrel, if you only focus on the couple loudly fighting on the balcony. But it is pretty hard to ignore the the man climbing out of a window wearing nothing but his underpants and exasperation.

Pat Robertson is running his mouth yet again with his latest claims that men cheating is natural and that women are responsible for keeping their men from straying. Um, what planet is this man living on? The conservative Evangelist has gotten in trouble before for saying sexist things, such as women should stay "pretty" for their husbands or their marriages will fail. And now he is trying to excuse men who cheat and pin the blame on women if they get cheated on.

Well, Mr. Robertson, I have a few words for you. They are a bit too colorful for this site, but I do have 5 reasons why we AREN'T at fault if our men stray ...

Some people just really don't know how to deal with a breakup. That's what Reddit user khotch recently taught us after he posted a photo of the damage done to his buddy's car by an ex-girlfriend.

Apparently, she was not too happy about the breakup and decided to key an expletive into the side of the car. Yikes! "A text message would've sufficed," khotch wrote in the caption. Ya, no kidding!

Still, that's not even the worst breakup freak-out we've seen lately. Check out khotch's photo after the jump (warning: it's explicit), along with 5 other reactions no one should have to a breakup:

When it comes to cheating, if you ask most women, they consider it a dealbreaker and inexcusable--but what about the men? A recent survey conducted by the site SurviveHerAffair.com shockingly found that of the 1,500 men they polled, 71 percent of them said they still loved their wife after she had an affair.

Could this mean that men are the more forgiving gender? Hmmm...

Astrology can tell you more than your daily horoscope--apparently it can also tell you if your man has the potential to be a cheater! Notorious cheating site AshleyMadison.com has revealed the astrological signs more likely to cheat (ironic for a site which encourages adultery) and looks like Pisces and Gemini are getting the bad rap! 

The site conducted a survey of their more than 17 million users, and what they found in terms of who was more likely to cheat--among men AND women--was surprising. So what signs are more likely to cheat? Read on and find out!  

Would you take advice from the mistress of some high-profile married celebs if it meant saving your marriage? Sarah Symonds, a former celebrity mistress, is offering women a course through a non-profit online advice forum called "Wife School" to help them prevent their men from straying in their marriages. Symonds first found success through her Canadian TV show The Mistress where she rescued women who were caught in extramarital affairs. Now she has come up with Wife School, an organization intended to help make marriages today more successful and lessen the divorce rate.

Weight loss normally comes about because of strict dieting and exercise ... but would you ever consider having an affair in order to drop some pounds? According to a survey done by U.K. cheating site Undercoverlovers.com, women lost an average of 10 pounds, while men lost 6 pounds since they began having an affair. The controversial site asked more than 3,000 members about their weight and how much they had lost since cheating on their spouses.

But before you rush off and decide to cheat on your partner to lose those extra pounds, you may want to read on to find out the setbacks--which far outweigh the benefits (pun intended!)...