Let me find out that Mashonda (aka Swizz Beats’ ex-wife) took a verse out of Whitney Houston’s song (“It’s not right, but it’s OK”) and found proof he was fooling around by looking at his credit card statements! I don’t condone infidelity or anything like that, but why do you think these financial advisors always tell you to pay in CASH? There is a hidden message that lies within why they would suggest something like that; it’s not only because you’re going to rack up debt, it’s because of people like her who open up the mail. Just a thought…..

According to reports, Mashonda discovered something some thing wasn’t right with her producer husband when a series of suspicious credit card bills surfaced showing purchases in cities on an Alicia Keys tour. When asked about the seemingly incriminating bills, Mashonda said, “That’s a true statement, but that wasn’t the first.”

Mashonda says that she had been suspicious of her husband’s activities for a while and that is why she decided to play “Inspector Gadget.”

“It’s not like I wake up, and I have to snoop,” she said. “It’s if you recognize — and this is for anybody, a man, woman, whatever — if you recognize a dramatic change, and you’re asking ‘What’s the problem?’ and you’re not getting an answer, you’re just gonna have to [find out for yourself].”

Mashonda, an aspiring R&B artist herself, says that she ultimately thinks it was her husband’s impulsive nature that bought about his alleged infidelity.

“I guess people go through their things, and they feel like they gotta make their moves. Whatever makes them happy at the moment is what they go by,” she explained.

Despite the rift, however, Mashonda says Swizz is “forgiven.” (source) 

Side note #1: Mashonda shouldn’t have equated herself with “Inspector Gadget” because he was not that bright, if you ever saw his cartoons. Maybe “Columbo” or “Ironside” would have been a safer bet?

Side note #2: This reminds me of an episode of Suze Orman last week where a woman called in to say that her husband threatened to call the police if she ever opened up his mail pertaining to credit card statements. What’s that all about? She should have been suspicious right then and there, probably because the caller’s husband was probably charging up his credit card on another woman….

Had this been an episode of “Cheaters” (you know you watch that show too), there would be no forgiving or forgetting and it would have been ghetto as hell, weave snatching and all! I’m glad she didn’t go that route.

Unless she is giving me tips on how to catch a cheater, then she doesn’t need to discuss this any further. 2009, woman, let it go!