A woman has revealed the “genius” investigation she started to uncover her partner’s deception in a video that has been viewed more than 6.4 million times.
“I used to be crazy,” said Alexandra Cooper, 29, host of the popular podcast “Call Her Daddy.” She said, “I just want to get it out, so no criticism. Yes, I was insane. But it was all in good fun.”
While attending Boston University, Cooper dated a man from Florida, and at one point he left her cell phone unattended, which she described as “a woman’s dream.” Ta.
Cooper acknowledged there were “privacy” concerns, but was undaunted. It’s an opportunity she can’t miss.
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Cooper’s “Call her Daddy” podcast was part of an exclusive three-year deal with Spotify worth $60 million. (TikTok | @callherdaddy)
“I’m like, ‘We’ve reached the mother lode, let’s go,'” she said. “Man’s phone, no one is there. I’m alone with man’s phone. If I were a woman of God, I wouldn’t touch his phone. But I’m not. I’m running away from this opportunity. And I said, “I don’t know what a woman can do. Maybe if you’re in a healthy relationship, but I’m not.”
Cooper explained why he couldn’t stop himself from reaching his peak in this case.
“This man promised me, ‘You’re the only woman I’m talking to. I love you. I want you to be my girlfriend, Alex. We I haven’t dated anyone else since we started talking.”
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But the podcast host didn’t buy it.
“I’m a lot of things,” Cooper said. “I can be obnoxious and passive-aggressive at times. But I’m not a huge idiot.”
But she faced a technical challenge, not an ethical one.
“How can I guess this mother’s password?” she asked.
Alexandra Cooper with Alex Cooper (left) and Alix Earle (right) on August 22, 2023 in Miami, Florida. (Getty)
On his first try, Cooper entered his Netflix account password.
“So what do you know? We’re B—-ES!” she said. “I have completely unrestricted access to his phone.”
Cooper quickly searched for text messages.
“It turns out he’s not a man of God. He’s a terrible girlfriend,” she said. “This guy is texting so many women. Typical.”
“Then I found one of the latest text messages and he doesn’t have this woman’s name saved. It’s just a phone number,” she said. But his investigation into her was complicated by the fact that he never mentioned her name during the text exchange.
Cooper then discovers some horrifying circumstantial evidence.
The boyfriend texted the unknown girl, telling her, “You can come through the front door. It’s unlocked. My bedroom is on the left. I’ll be home in 20 minutes.”
“Obviously they’re not getting together for some goddamn prayer group,” Cooper said jokingly. “There’s some evidence.”
This was the lead Cooper eventually used to trick and threaten her boyfriend with a smoke bomb.
“This woman was my best chance to corner him and lie to him that he hadn’t had sex with anyone but me for months,” she said.
Cooper dialed the number below *67 on his phone, so the call showed up as “restricted” on the woman’s phone. No one answered, so it went to her voicemail, and the girl’s name was revealed.
Alex Cooper is the host of “Call Her Daddy.” (Getty)
“Hello, I’m ‘Kaylee.’ When you hear the beep, please leave a message.”
“Boom. I know her name,” she said. Cooper then scrolled through the messages and found a photo of the girl indicating she was a bartender.
Then a full-scale investigation began.
“I Google all the bars in Port St. Lucie within a 10-mile radius of my home,” Cooper said. “We have narrowed down the candidates to seven.”
Cooper called each bar, trying to narrow down which ones had a girl named “Kaylee.”
“Hi, Kaylee and I are really good friends. “I wanted to come in tonight, but could you make a lesbian reservation for four tonight? Does she work?”
Six people at the bar said, “Sorry, what? ‘Kayley’ doesn’t work here.”
Except for one thing.
Alexandra Cooper stands in midtown New York City on October 31, 2023. (Getty)
“I know her name, I know the bar she works at, and that’s enough information to make up a spectacularly insane story to confront him about his lies,” Cooper said.
With all her ducks in place, Cooper was finally ready to reveal what she knew, but not her sneaky ways.
She was going to claim that she had heard the information from a friend at Boston University who was friends with someone who lived locally near the bar where Cayley worked.
“So I looked at this guy and said… ‘I just got an email from a friend… saying that one of her friends lives in Port St. Lucie and he got angry and got punched in a bar. .The other night, she heard the bartender bragging about having sex with you.”
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“So, let me ask you a question: Did you have sex with Kaylee?” she asked her boyfriend. “Or is my friend making this whole thing up? And she just got this information out of thin air.”
Cooper’s boyfriend broke down in tears when she confronted him. She said he apologized and admitted he had slept with Kaley after she directly messaged him on Instagram.
Ms Cooper said it was one of her best and most “genius” moments.
“Great job. Great job on my part, because I never had to admit that I used this guy’s phone. Then I was wrong for violating his privacy. But no, I never had to admit that I used this guy’s phone.” Didn’t do that. I just know people. Girl [Boston University], I know a girl in Port St. Lucie who knows a bartender who used to brag about you. ”
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Comments poured in praising Cooper’s work, with 15,300 likes calling her a “literal FBI.”
One commenter said: “Being so toxic while wearing this dress is freeing and symbolic. Great piece. I love it!”
