Wife Discovers Husband's Affair with Monk, Seeks Legal Action

The segment begins with the news anchor introducing a story about a wife who discovered her husband's affair.

The wife reveals her husband of over 20 years is having an affair with a monk, confirmed by chat logs.

Excerpts from chat messages show the husband calling the monk 'husband' and expressing affection.

The story is brought to light by 'Lawyer for the Legal Wife' on Facebook, detailing the wife's plea.

The husband proposed they live together as a throuple, which the wife rejected.

The wife has left her home with limited funds and is seeking help from the lawyer.

Netizens initially doubted the story, but verification confirmed its authenticity.

The monk involved has reportedly been transferred to another province, with chat evidence being examined.

Netizens realize the husband was the one 'being the wife' to the monk.

The discussion separates sexual orientation from the transgression of adultery and the involvement of a monk.

The focus shifts to the legal implications of adultery, especially involving a married individual and a monk.

The segment discusses the monk's responsibility to disrobe if he has such inclinations.

Lawyer Phat discusses the wife's options to sue for adultery.

The wife discovered the affair earlier this year, and the monk was initially located in Nakhon Ratchasima.

The monk has reportedly moved, and his current whereabouts are unknown.

The husband's request to live as a throuple highlights his lack of remorse.

Despite loving her husband, the wife has decided to take decisive legal action.

The lawyer confirms that legal action can be taken against the monk for adultery.

The wife wishes to pursue legal action rather than reach a settlement.

The couple does not have any children.

The wife, who was devout, is deeply disturbed by the events.

The incident raises concerns about potential erosion of faith in Buddhism.

Reporters visit the temple where the monk was reportedly staying, finding conflicting information.

Some reports suggest the monk is still at the temple, while others say he has moved.

The temple did not allow filming and refused to provide comments.

The news team attempts to contact the Office of Religion for information.

The Office of Religion in Nakhon Ratchasima did not answer calls.

Currently, information is only available from the wife and her lawyer.

The segment urges religious and government officials to address the situation to uphold the integrity of Buddhism.