Have you ever had a friend who was so horrible, it made you wonder why you put up with them in the first place? That was Casey Costa's experience. And it only got worse when she joined that friend's wedding party.
On her TikTok account (@costalicious), Casey posted a series of videos about this same friend (dubbed Cruella) and the horrible things she'd done over the years.
It all started when Casey posted a video asking the world if anyone else had a friend who was unnecessarily condescending and mean. In that TikTok, which has amassed over 2 million views, Casey spilled a lot of tea.
Casey immediately followed up by telling the story of how Cruella chose her as a bridesmaid: "So when Cruella DeVil was getting married, she only wanted her bridal party to be blondes."
"Now, she's not friends with a single person in that bridal party today," she continues. "Common denominator? I think so."
"So angry with me, that I ruined her wedding photos." Casey, who is 4'10", was apparently "too short" to be in the photos.
She then mentions that Cruella and the man she'd married at that wedding are now divorced, and he happens to be seeing girls in Cruella's former friend group.
Because Casey, in fact, has a lot more to say.
In another TikTok, Casey says that, a few weeks before the wedding, Cruella had asked her to give a speech at her wedding.
And in the email, it says that the maid of honor and Casey are going to be giving speeches.
The maid of honor gives her speech, and then it's Casey's turn. "Mind you, all of the bridesmaids are looking at me extremely shocked as if their dead grandmother was saying a speech."
They claim that the email didn't say she was giving a speech, and when Casey showed the email she got, she realized that Cruella had given her a different email from everyone else, just to be vindictive.
Casey further clarifies in a separate TikTok that the other bridesmaids were apologetic when they learned the truth.
She has many more stories to share on her TikTok page (but fair warning, some of the stories contain triggering elements).
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