EY employee divorces husband after he lost job; demands 2 crore after he buys Mercedes C200

In an unusual turn of events, a woman working in Ernst & Young Global Limited (EY), left her husband after he lost his job. Cut to four years, the woman has sent a legal notice demanding Rs 2 crore after he bought a Mercedes C200 and posted a picture and video of it on his social media platform.

Taking to his X handle, the man shared, “My ex-wife (Currently Audit Manager in EY) divorced me when I lost my job after torturing me. A proper MOU was done & money I gave. After 4 years of divorce, I bought a Mercedes C200 & posted a pic on FB. She sent a legal notice demanding 2 crore the same week. This is their nature.”

He also shared a video of his old vehicle and shared, “I bought this Tata Nano XTA which we had when I was married. I lost my job and she became impatient and divorced me after getting money.”

She #divorced him when he lost his job.

4 years, when she knew that he bought a #Mercedes from FB page, she sent a legal notice asking for 2 Crore.pic.twitter.com/BoO5SL5F60

— ShoneeKapoor (@ShoneeKapoor) November 8, 2024

The incident has sparked a debate online after the man shared his story online, garnering different types of reactions from people online with many sharing their own experiences.

“My own sister started talking rudely when I was between jobs after leaving a project because I didn't like the work culture. How shallow and uncaring some women can be. Only when you are financially successful you are their prized husband/brother/father/uncle/friend,” shared a user.

Another user shared, “It is not about man or woman. Society we live in today gives importance to money over man.”

“Life can be brutal. My parents go to this spiritual practice and those people have one of these discourses, "Nobody is a friend in this life. All relationships are a result of karmic give and take,” shared another user.

On a humorous note, many users were curious to find out how the man changed his life and bought a Mercedes in just four years. No comments could be obtained from the woman in this regard.