Wife Puts Her LED Face Projector In Husband’s Car To Prevent Him From Cheating

Trust forms the foundation of a strong marital relationship. When trust is compromised, the longevity of the relationship is at risk. Unfortunately, some couples struggle with suspicion, leading to constant monitoring of their partners, which can strain the bonds of trust and harmony. A man, musician by profession, named Derek Morris posted a video online where he discovered a projection of his wife’s face on the passenger door of his car, supposedly to prevent him from cheating. Morris, 41, expressed concern about his wife spending too much time on Amazon. The video showcased his surprise as he opened the passenger door of his white truck, revealing the unusual projection.

The man’s wife installed a personalised LED car door projector beneath the door, displaying her face with wide eyes and flared nostrils. The intention was to assert authority and deter anyone wrongly entering the vehicle. In the caption, the man expressed disbelief. The TikTok video, featuring a snippet from Carrie Underwood’s ‘Before He Cheats,’ gained over 6,25,000 views. Viewers on TikTok had mixed reactions, with some suggesting the couple should reconsider their relationship if such actions stem from insecurity.

One commenter noted the intensity of the wife’s chosen image, while another suggested finding a new partner if such insecurity exists. A third commenter speculated about the strategic placement of the projection key. Derek responded to critics, defending his relationship by expressing his long-standing love for his wife since eighth grade.

Derek defended his relationship, expressing deep love for his wife since eighth grade. Despite the critics, many viewers found humour in the situation and inquired about getting a similar LED car door projector. One viewer wanted it for their husband’s truck, while another praised those with a sense of humour as keepers. The custom LED car door projector is available on Amazon for $15.99 (Rs 1,300) for US customers, but the specific model they used is not currently sold in the UK.