“GIRLLLLLL that’s how I found out my husband of 23 years was cheating. Always the work truck.”

A girl who jumped to conclusions a couple of pink Stanley Cup in her husband’s truck realized he was not dishonest on her—however possibly being a bit of tóxica is simply love. 

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In a July 1, 2025, TikTok video, Ally (@allymtz326) shared that whereas she was searching for one thing in her husband’s work truck, she noticed a pink Stanley Cup tucked into the passenger-side cupholder. “That’s NOT mine !!!” she wrote within the video’s caption.

The video went viral, with 843,000 views. Many of the 1700 commenters confirmed Ally’s suspicions and insisted she confront her husband. “Hmm, am I being tóxica or should I start a fight?” Ally requested. “Maybe start a divorce,” @lokohia replied. 

She noticed the pink Stanley Cup and assumed the worst

“I came to my husband’s work truck, which I never set foot in, because I was looking for something. And there’s a pink cup?” Ally mentioned earlier than zooming in on the offending pink Stanley Cup. Ally requested TikTok if the cup was proof sufficient to select a combat along with her husband, or was she simply being “tóxica?”—controlling, jealous, possessive, or vulnerable to drama. The phrase is utilized in Latin slang to explain an individual who reveals poisonous behaviors in relationships. Some are essential of the time period and say it contributes to damaging stereotypes. 

TikTok customers commented to share their very own experiences with infidelity, and requested her to observe up after she confronted her husband. Many commenters affirmed Ally’s response to the cup and mentioned she was proper to imagine her husband was having an affair. 

@allymtz326 That’s NOT mine !!! #husband #worktruck #notmine ♬ unique sound – Ally

“GIRLLLLLL that’s how I found out my husband of 23 years was cheating. Always the work truck 😭😭😭.”

Tough guys on the jobsite can use pink, too 

Ally confronted her husband in a video from July 1. When she requested him, “Whose is it?” he replied, “It’s Matthew’s.” Ally had her husband name up his colleague Matthew who confirmed he had left the pink cup within the work truck. Ally’s husband’s calm demeanor and apparent love for his spouse induced individuals within the feedback to again down from their accusations.

@allymtz326 Replying to @jaaaslynnn. ♬ unique sound – Ally

“What he said ?????? Men can use pink too!!! Lol.”

“My husband takes my pink Yeti to work all the time. 😂”

“It’s ok to be a tóxica once in a while 😂.”

In a put up from July 2, captioned “When you overreacted even though he treats you like a queen 💕,” Ally admitted she was mistaken and TikTok customers identified that typically being a bit of tóxica is a part of being in love.

@allymtz326 Replying to @🌺 Sweet_Sunsation 🌺 ♬ unique sound – Ally

“You are loved! We can see that 100%. The good thing I saw was he didn’t get defensive and get mad…that’s love. 🥰🥰”

“I love this for you, this is healthy toxicness lol.”

“It’s ok to be a tóxica once in a while 😂.”

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