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Input: This happened in 2016.

Bit of backstory: My mom and Dad had 5 kids together, but my dad wasnt home a lot, she ended up cheating on him and they got divorced. Around 2009

Fast forward to late 2016. I know my dads side of the family didnt like my mom even when my parents were together. But my dad passed in late 2016 right around the holidays, my aunt was one of the people that had never liked my mom and always had a problem with her no matter what, and a day before the funeral my mom had come to the house where all our family was to drop some food off for everyone and talk to us kids to see how we were. She left shortly after not wanting to bother anyone for obvious reasons. After my mom leaves my aunt tells my little sister that only family is allowed at the reception (my little sister was 10 at the time) and she ended up telling my mom that while I was in the car with them, I was furious. About a few hours later I caught her talking shit about my mom again saying that she didnt have the right to be at the (my dads) house at all. At this point I'm already boiling, I just start screaming at her. I say "how dare you have the audacity to say that about my mom, she has every right to he here and she was kind enough to drop off food that you graciously ate, and you also told my little sister that she (my mom) wasnt allowed to be at the reception." She started crying and ran off into the room she was staying in and everyone was making me feel bad for screaming at her so I just left the house for a few hours. I dont really talk to that aunt anymore and its always awkward around the family. AITA?

TL:DR: My mom cheated on my dad, they divorced, aunt was talking bad about my mom the day before the funeral saying that she wasnt allowed to be there and I screamed at her.

freaking put at my aunt at my dads funeral