'You Had It Coming': This Raging Catfish Was Out For Revenge

Grab some popcorn and pull up a chair: On tonight’s episode of Catfish, a 26-year-old from California learned the true identity of the man she’d fallen in love with throughout one of the most wicked reveal scenes ever.


Angel, a truck driver from Oakland (who knew truckers would be so pretty?), Had met the super-handsome Jordan on Tinder; right after just five months, the two fell in love and recommended to marry. The only problem(s): Angel had never even spoken to Jordan on the phone, let alone FaceTimed with him, and she was desperate to finally come face-to-face with her bae.


“I feel like Jordan is my soulmate,” she told Nev and his partner Laura (aka this week’s sub for a MIA Max). “Can you guys please help me meet him?”


the response, naturally, was yes. Nevertheless there were complications along the way: Immediately after first suggesting she had no interest in Jordan, Angel’s friend Cece suddenly admitted that she, also, was talking with him and hoping he’d be her man. That was pretty much a moot point, though, because Nev and Laura had already discovered that the photos “Jordan” had been sending Angel were fakes.


So who was Jordan? Hell if we knew -- although he did agree to finally reveal his identity by showing up at a local park, where Angel, Cece, Nev and Laura anxiously awaited. And that, companions, is where the sh-t hit the fan.


“You ain’t heard from him [today]?” Cece asked Angel as soon as Jordan still hadn’t arrived.


Right after Angel replied in the negative, Cece did a Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde. “You hope to know why you ain’t heard from him?” She asked, lowering her voice and stepping closer to Angel. “Because I’m Jordan, you foolish bitch.”


*Dun-dun-duuuuuun*


“You had it coming,” Cece continued. “[You’ve] been stealing dudes from me for years.”


She even had A list, saying Angel had poached three males by the names of Roy, Troy and Chris. “These were people that could have been potential for me,” Cece mentioned, although somehow, she claimed, Angel would routinely “magically” wind up on the guys’ laps.


Angel, meanwhile, defended herself, talking about the males came on to her first. That only led to some expletives as well as a near-fistfight; soon following the girls were separated, Laura had some words of wisdom for Angel.


“However small it was, it looks like it really hurt [Cece] more than you realize,” she mentioned. “You probably got all of the eye -- it was probably years of playing second fiddle to you. Maybe she was jealous.”


Bingo, sister. At the very same moment, Cece was telling Nev, “She feels like she can get every dude because of her looks. And that’s how it habitually is every time we go out. Guy soon after guy is soon after her, and then I find a bit of somebody and [she] takes it away.”


The two left in a huff however, soon after some mediation through the Nev and Laura the next day, Angel recommended an apology for her past transgressions, and Cece saw the error of her ways. So did the two stay companions? Kinda-sorta. Two months later, Angel announced that she and Cece were slowly attempting to rebuild their relationship. Although would you have the ability to forgive a friend for deceiving you the way Cece screwed betrayed Angel? Or do you suggest payback is a bitch, and Angel deserved Cece’s dose of revenge? Tell us your thoughts, then catch another Catfish Wednesday at 9/8c.