Ex-Wife Publishes Savage ‘REST IN HELL’ Obituary After Alleged Mistress Passes Away

A woman had a savage reaction to the death of her ex-husband’s alleged mistress.

New York-based travel influencer Rivka Aisha took to Instagram to share a mock obituary with the brutal headline “Rest in Hell” and a closing message of “good riddance.”

The post featured a photo of Jannah, a former friend whom Rivka accuses of having an affair with her then-husband.

Rivka wrote: “With absolutely no tears and several unanswered questions, we announce the untimely departure of Jannah, a woman who spent her earthly days proving that not every woman’s hobby is Pilates, brunch, or traveling. Some women simply prefer other people’s husbands.”

Travel influencer Rivka Aisha (Photos: Instagram/Rivkaaisha )

The obituary sarcastically stated Jannah died of complications from a facelift and vaginoplasty. The real causes are unknown.

The obit shocked her 90,000 followers, with some calling it “new levels of petty” and others quipping, “My algorithm just be dropping me off anywhere.” In a nine-part series of tell-all videos — with more likely to come — Rivka detailed the shocking allegations.

Rivka alleges her then-husband, a wealthy real estate developer, had a sexual encounter in a New York hotel room with Jannah, whom she had considered a friend. The influencer, who had three kids under 5 at the time, said she was heartbroken, but it was only the beginning.

According to Rivka, Jannah hatched an elaborate blackmail scheme. Using a wig, colored contacts, and a new identity as a wealthy investor, she allegedly lured Rivka’s spouse to a five-star hotel, where she hid cameras in the room. The blackmail threats started almost immediately, Rivka claims, but her then-husband had no idea the blackmailer was his wife’s friend.

Eventually, he came clean. “When he tells me, obviously we have a huge fight. It’s crazy. But then I ask for the person’s number,” she said. When she plugged it in, Jannah’s name came up.

Rivka said, “Just insane sh*t,” began after she confronted Jannah. She alleges Jannah blackmailed her too, using the hidden-camera photos, and told her, “I’m going to be a mother to your kids.”

After Rivka blocked her, she claims Jannah made some 15 false child endangerment reports to Child Protective Services. In Part 8 of her series, Rivka said, “Every six weeks was a new allegation. It was horrendous. My kids had to be strip searched. They had to go to the hospital.”

Each new update brings wilder claims, including one in Part 9 that Jannah once asked Rivka to display her, ahem, lower regions so she could compare their bodies before deciding on labioplasty.

Viewers can’t get enough. “Not her wanting to see your pattacake. Hurry post part 10 I’m gagged,” one wrote. Another declared, “This tea hot!!!”

Some commenters are already thinking about the big screen. “The plot twists. It kept getting worse. Even Tyler Perry could nevaaa!” one wrote. Another commenter pitched the idea directly to Rivka: “This is better than any movie on Tubi. Ma’am, can I get the life rights to this story? We can start shooting tomorrow at noon.”

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