The three women became friends after discovering they were all being cheated on by the same love rat at the same time.
Kirsty Harding and Chloe Allan found out they cheated their the same boyfriend Paul Sandow. Then they decided plotted to dump him.
However, his third lover, Kylie Hubbard was leaving him, and he threatened her with a knife.
Sandow alleged him in court charged with harassment however, Sandown was stunned after discovering he un unfaithful to her as well after finding his name on a bail sheet.
The three have now spoken out to highlight their torment, however, they become after their ordeal.
Kirsty told The Sun: 'The one good thing to come out of this is our friendship.'
Chloe comes from Washington, Tyne, and Wear, who became friends after Chloe said that he got suspicious fidelity Sandow.
She discovered Sadow linked to a contact named 'Kevin' in his phone. Upon calling the number, which turned out to be Kirsty, Chloe's "heart dropped," realizing Sandow's deceitfulness.
'I realized he was a very deceiving man,' she told the outlet.
Then, Chloe and Kirsty met and they started texting and planned to ditch Sandow.
They even established a discreet communication method, using a prosecco glass emoji to signal when it was safe to interact without alerting him and they could talk freely.
Kirsty said: “As we started texting I had the idea of sending each other a prosecco glass emoji so the other one would know the coast was clear and it was safe to talk."
Chloe started to change the locks and stayed with her mother, confirming to him that 'it was over.
“I changed my locks, went to stay at my mum’s, and then texted him to say I knew he had been cheating on me and it was over.”
After being refused entry by Chloe, Sandow messaged Kirsty and threatened her with a knife. He was subsequently arrested on harassment charges.
Upon discovering details on his bail sheet, Kylie, from Sunderland, the third girlfriend, found out she had been cheated on by him.
For her, connecting with the other two women felt great because 'no one else could understand' what they had 'been through.'
Sandow, who eventually admitted to harassment, received a suspended prison sentence at Newcastle Crown Court, following a protracted four-year delay.
Despite now working as a scallop diver in Orkney with a new partner, he accused the women of conspiring against him.
Sandow vehemently denied their allegations and said that the court case was 'fictiona'.
