TikTok user @Serenakerrigan has gone viral after showing her boyfriend's iPhone blunder, which revealed another woman in a live photo.
Serena Kerrigan, who also appears on MTV's reality show Siesta Key and dubs herself "Samantha Jones IRL," showed her experience with technology and relationships in a video uploaded on May 9.
After meaning to send a simple photo of his hotel room, the man Kerrigan was dating actually sent a Live Photo, which featured another woman jumping back onto the bed.
"When the guy you're dating says he misses you but then you click the Live Photo," reads the text added to the footage. While she further captioned it: "Looks like you have some company."
Apple offers iPhone users the ability to take Live Photos, which captures 1.5 seconds before and after you take a picture. All users need to do is hold down the image to see the movement and hear the sound captured too. "What you get is more than a great photo, it's a moment captured with movement and sound," states Apple's website.
Kerrigan certainly got more than a great photo, and has now amassed over 1.6 million likes on the video at the time of publication.
@serenakerrigan Looks like you have some company 👀
♬ Oh No - Kreepa
It wouldn't be the first time TikTok has witnessed a cheating boyfriend caught in action either. In April a TikToker documented finding her cheating boyfriend with the help of restaurant workers, and another TikToker even filled her boyfriend's room with evidence of his infidelity.
Paired with the popular "Oh No" TikTok audio, the clip has received an array of reactions, including those with similar stories.
"I heard his new girlfriend in the background while he drunk called me saying he missed me," wrote one viewer in the comments.
"My husband and I are separated, he just sent me a picture from Miami in his room...I didn't click it...did after this video and I heard a girl," added another.
The TikToker is yet to update any of her social media accounts on what happened next but eager viewers have been requesting a follow-up video. "Did you confront him? I want to see a part two," wrote one TikTok user.
"There has to be a story behind this! What happened after?" asked another.
Newsweek contacted Serena Kerrigan for a comment.
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