A 22-year-old TikTok influencer from Singapore details a seven-year relationship turned sour in a viral YouTube video, presenting evidence of her ex-fiancé's alleged cheating via frequent trips to a Hougang HDB block linked to another woman, alongside conflicted feelings and repeated deceptions.
A 22-year-old Singapore an influencer known as @mabelkeeee on TikTok has published a detailed 50-minute YouTube video alleging infidelity by her ex-fiancé, with whom she shared a seven-year relationship.
The content creator, who has over 75,400 followers and typically posts lifestyle and fashion content, claims she discovered evidence of his repeated visits to an address in Hougang, which she linked to another woman. The relationship, which began in 2019 and included an engagement on October 17, 2025, faced three major breakups in 2020, 2022, and 2025 but had progressed to wedding planning, with deposits already paid to vendors.
The turning point occurred on May 2, 2026, when her fiancé sought a "boys' night" at a club. After a heated argument where she says she "lashed out" and said hurtful things, a friend advised her to "divorce that red flag," prompting the couple to agree to a break.
In the subsequent two weeks, she attempted reconciliation by baking his favorite treats, sending an apology letter, and preparing a basket of items he needed, hoping to prove she could change and become less emotionally dependent. On June 10, he agreed to give the relationship another chance during a meeting at his house.
However, just one day later, she found a photo of an iPad note where he allegedly weighed the pros and cons of her versus another girl, identified as "P En," a name not her real one. She explains he had been calling P En for school assignments since August 2025, despite her warnings to stay away, and he admitted to having an infatuation with her, though he claimed it was not genuine feelings.
On June 13, she examined his phone and uncovered Grab receipts for trips to a specific HDB block in Hougang-an address he frequently visited throughout 2025, including a trip on May 16 when he claimed to be at his grandmother's house, often staying for up to six hours. By cross-referencing P En's Instagram posts, she and a friend matched wall cracks to the Hougang address, confirming P En's residence.
She then confronted P En with friends; P En denied involvement with the ex and refused to call him. Kee compiled a timeline of his presence at the Hougang address throughout 2025 and 2026, noting inconsistent excuses. When challenged, he emphasized that he had lost feelings for her. Ultimately, Kee ended the engagement, stating she had endured enough disrespect.
After posting about the incident on TikTok, she says multiple netizens came forward with similar experiences involving P En. Additionally, she had been selling wedding planning resources-vendor lists, bouquet inspirations, and dinner timelines-for $30, asserting that her months of effort should not go to waste
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