A Korean man’s world fell apart after discovering that both his former wife and his mistress, who each gave birth to a child supposedly his, had deceived him all along. The man, who had been married for nearly six years in his twenties, only learned the devastating truth during a routine health checkup when he was diagnosed with azoospermia, a condition meaning he produces no sperm — making it impossible for him to father children naturally.
Paternity Tests Expose Betrayals After Years of Deception
According to prominent Korean divorce attorney Park Eun-joo, who shared the case on the popular reality show My Little Old Boy, the man and his first wife had struggled for years to conceive. Their marriage initially seemed happy, but things took a dark turn when his wife discovered he was having an affair with a hostess. Furious, she filed for divorce immediately, ending their marriage.
The man quickly married his mistress, who had claimed to be pregnant with his child. But when the baby was born, paternity testing revealed he wasn’t the father. Angry and heartbroken, he divorced the mistress and reconciled with his ex-wife, who soon after announced she, too, was pregnant. The man thought he was finally getting the family he always wanted.
Azoospermia Diagnosis Unveils the Ultimate Betrayal
However, during a recent medical examination, the man was diagnosed with azoospermia. Doctors explained he had no sperm count, and therefore could not biologically father any children. This shocking revelation confirmed that both the mistress’s child and the second child with his ex-wife were not his. The man reportedly fell into despair upon learning he had been deceived twice.
Experts highlight that such cases underscore the importance of marriage counseling and open communication to prevent betrayals. Additionally, the situation has sparked discussions in South Korea about the benefits of early male infertility treatment and the crucial role of paternity testing in protecting family integrity.