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"After years of being an incredibly private person, then going through a public divorce after her husband had an affair with her best friend, singer Shania Twain has written a book about both her life and the affair. What&amp;#039;s interesting, is her husband, music producer Robert Lange, was actually cheating with her best frined and assistant, Marie-Anne Thiebaud, and Twain says she holds her friend more responsible than her ex: &amp;quot;I cannot hold my husband responsible for the breakdown of our marriage. I&amp;#039;m responsible for that also. The fact that the marriage broke down is nobody&amp;#039;s fault\u2014that&amp;#039;s just a mutual breakdown of communication between two people. But with Marie-Anne, she was my best friend and it was like, &amp;#039;Oh, isn&amp;#039;t life great.&amp;#039; She kept reestablishing that right until the very last minute. Even when I did finally know and confronted her, it was like she didn&amp;#039;t know what I was talking about. Maybe that&amp;#039;s a natural reaction for someone who just got caught with their pants down \u2026 Who has the right to decide how my marriage ends from outside the marriage,&amp;quot; she said on Oprah. While I, of course, think it is wrong for a woman to sleep with a married man, I generally feel the main is more at fault. He is the one betraying his wife, he is the one lying and he is the one cheating (and of course vice versa if the wife is the adulteress). But in this case, the &amp;quot;other woman&amp;quot; was her trusted friend and confidant. And that changes everything. But what do you think, though? Do you think Twain&amp;#039;s husband is more to blame, her best friend or are they equally responsible for the betrayal? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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