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* ''ComicBook/Deadpool2022'': Issue 6 opens with Atelier assassins Drop and Rävhonna spying on Deadpool, who's sitting at a café table with a bouquet of flowers; they assume he's on a date with Valentine and plan on killing them both when the latter shows up. Instead, Lady Deathstrike appears, catching them both off-guard and causing Drop to assume that Deadpool is cheating on Valentine with her (which [[EvenEvilHasStandards only makes him want to kill the Merc with a Mouth more]]). In truth, they're meeting so that Deadpool can get her help with his and Valentine's upcoming date night.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Sixteen}}'': In one episode, a celebrity hairdresser comes to the mall and Caitlyn signs up for a free session, even though she's been loyal to her regular stylist for years. His high fashion styling leaves her with a bright red shaved mohawk, just when she's getting ready to go to a wedding with her current BoyOfTheWeek. She's too embarrassed to let anyone see her, and when her boyfriend asks Jude where she is, he tells him "she's hiding because she cheated on some guy." He angrily tells Jude to pass along to Caitlyn that they're broken up. It's not until Caitlyn confronts him about being so shallow to dump her for a bad haircut that he learns she "cheated" on her stylist, apologizes, and happily takes her back.[[note]]Of course, Caitlyn being Caitlyn, she immediately dumps him as soon as ''he'' gets a bad haircut, but what are you gonna do?[[/note]]
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* In ''Series/MadamSecretary'', Elizabeth [=McCord=] is told about her husband, Henry, having lunchtime meetings with a young woman -- meetings Elizabeth doesn't know about. Worse, he'd lied about them. Elizabeth cannot ''believe'' [[HappilyMarried he would cheat on her]], but she asks him point-blank if he's having an affair because she needs to know. [[The young woman is a handler for the NSA, and Henry had been lying to her about their meetings because he's not told Elizabeth that he's secretly working for the intelligence services again.]]
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* In ''Series/MadamSecretary'', Elizabeth [=McCord=] is told about her husband, Henry, having lunchtime meetings with a young woman -- meetings Elizabeth doesn't know about. Worse, he'd lied about them. Elizabeth cannot ''believe'' [[HappilyMarried he would cheat on her]], but she asks him point-blank if he's having an affair because she needs to know. [[The [[spoiler:The young woman is a handler for the NSA, and Henry had been lying to her about their meetings because he's not told Elizabeth that he's secretly working for the intelligence services again.]]
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* In ''Series/MadamSecretary'', Elizabeth [=McCord=] is told about her husband, Henry, having lunchtime meetings with a young woman -- meetings Elizabeth doesn't know about. Worse, he'd lied about them. Elizabeth cannot ''believe'' [[HappilyMarried he would cheat on her]], but she asks him point-blank if he's having an affair because she needs to know. [[The young woman is a handler for the NSA, and Henry had been lying to her about their meetings because he's not told Elizabeth that he's secretly working for the intelligence services again.]]
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* In Hawaiian mythology, Pele saw her sister embracing one of Pele's lovers. The pair had bonded over the course of a journey they undertook on Pele's behalf, and the embrace was platonic. However, Pele assumed they were having an affair, and drowned them in lava, which killed her lover. In a dose of pure {{irony}}, once Pele's lover was resurrected by Pele's sister, he actually did chose to be with the sister rather than Pele and the two became lovers for real.
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* In [[Myth/PacificMythology Hawaiian mythology, mythology]], Pele saw her sister embracing one of Pele's lovers. The pair had bonded over the course of a journey they undertook on Pele's behalf, and the embrace was platonic. However, Pele assumed they were having an affair, and drowned them in lava, which killed her lover. In a dose of pure {{irony}}, once Pele's lover was resurrected by Pele's sister, he actually did chose to be with the sister rather than Pele and the two became lovers for real.
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* ''Anime/SpyXFamilyCodeWhite'': Yor thinks Loid is cheating on her after seeing him talking to an unknown woman and seemingly kissing her. [[spoiler:It was Fiona in disguise and they were talking about WISE business. The "kiss" was Loid just stepping forward to catch Fiona's hat from blowing away in the wind. The angle Yor saw things from made it look like an intimate act.]] It doesn't help that her coworkers told her that if a man starts traveling more, changing his clothing style, and gives spontaneous gifts (all of which Loid does over the course of the movie), that's a sure sign he's cheating.
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* In "Literature/JuliusKatz and a Tangled Web," the married murder victim and a coworker who has a boyfriend were seen sneaking off to a motel together. They weren't having sex, though, but instead needed a private place to conduct a secret audit to catch an embezzler.
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* ''Series/YoungSheldon'': In "Ants on a Log and a Cheating Winker", it is revealed that the incident that Sheldon mentioned of his father cheating on his mother was a misunderstanding. George never actually cheated on Mary, Sheldon just accidentally witnessed them having sex while Mary was wearing a wig and German attire and the two were doing a bit of roleplay.
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* ''Comicbook/TheFlash'': In ''ComicBook/TheFlash1959'' #270-275, Barry Allen is mind-controlled by a woman called Melanie, who eventually managed to bring him to a motel where she made him remove his mask... and was then disappointed at how "ordinary" he looked and released him. By this time, Iris had become suspicious enough to put a tracking device in his costume, but when he explained the truth to her, she found it funny.
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* ''Comicbook/TheFlash'': ''ComicBook/TheFlash'': In ''ComicBook/TheFlash1959'' #270-275, Barry Allen is mind-controlled by a woman called Melanie, who eventually managed to bring him to a motel where she made him remove his mask... and was then disappointed at how "ordinary" he looked and released him. By this time, Iris had become suspicious enough to put a tracking device in his costume, but when he explained the truth to her, she found it funny.
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* In this ''Series/{{Smallville}}'' [[http://archiveofourown.org/works/150289 fanfic]], Comicbook/LexLuthor is caught "cheating" on Clark Kent with Franchise/{{Superman}}, mixing MistakenForCheating with TwoPersonLoveTriangle in a PR disaster.
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* In this ''Series/{{Smallville}}'' [[http://archiveofourown.org/works/150289 fanfic]], Comicbook/LexLuthor ComicBook/LexLuthor is caught "cheating" on Clark Kent with Franchise/{{Superman}}, mixing MistakenForCheating with TwoPersonLoveTriangle in a PR disaster.
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* In ''Series/Supergirl2015''/''Series/TheFlash2014'' crossover ''Fanfic/CallMeKara'', [[ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} Kara]] and [[Franchise/TheFlash Barry]]'s first fight occurs when she walks in on him and Iris hugging after sharing lunch. Of course, she was already upset, given that that day was the anniversary of her planet exploding.
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* In ''Series/Supergirl2015''/''Series/TheFlash2014'' crossover ''Fanfic/CallMeKara'', [[ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} Kara]] and [[Franchise/TheFlash [[ComicBook/TheFlash Barry]]'s first fight occurs when she walks in on him and Iris hugging after sharing lunch. Of course, she was already upset, given that that day was the anniversary of her planet exploding.
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* ''Comicbook/TheFlash'': From ''Flash'' #270-275, Barry Allen was being mind-controlled by a woman called Melanie, who eventually managed to bring him to a motel where she made him remove his mask ... and was then disappointed at how "ordinary" he looked and released him. By this time, Iris had become suspicious enough to put a tracking device in his costume, but when he explained the truth to her, she found it funny.
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* ''Comicbook/TheFlash'': From ''Flash'' In ''ComicBook/TheFlash1959'' #270-275, Barry Allen was being is mind-controlled by a woman called Melanie, who eventually managed to bring him to a motel where she made him remove his mask ...mask... and was then disappointed at how "ordinary" he looked and released him. By this time, Iris had become suspicious enough to put a tracking device in his costume, but when he explained the truth to her, she found it funny.
