Divorce lawyer reveals which professions have the highest number of cheaters

A divorce lawyer has revealed the five jobs that have the highest number of cheaters – and the results might surprise you.

Kate Simonds, who works as an attorney at the Simonds Law Group, based in Arizona, took to Instagram to dish the dirt.

She shared a clip in which she divulged the ‘most common cheaters based on professions.’

The expert caveated: ‘Don’t take this as legal advice, but if your husband does one of those five occupations, they’re our frequent fliers.’ 

In the clip, referencing people who are most likely to stray from their relationships, Kate began: ‘Who do I see as my frequent fliers?’

This led her seamlessly into her list as she stated: ‘Speaking of flying, at number five, pilots and flight attendants.’

Next likely to cheat were men in the military, followed by bartenders, according to the attorney.

She continued: ‘Number two, police officers. And number one, firefighters, for sure.’

Kate captioned the clip: ‘Alright, you guys asked, so we wanted to share it with you. MOST COMMON CHEATERS. THIS. We are turning up the heat for this one.’

The video received more than 129,156 likes and lots of mixed commentary.

Many followers agreed with her opinion and blamed it on their work hours as one person wrote: ‘What do all five have in common? Frequent nights away from home.’

Another added: ‘Basically men that spend most of their life at work.’

Another commented: ‘So jobs that require a lot of time away.’

‘All night shifters,’ someone else chimed in.

But other followers were not a fan of the video and passionately defended the professions listed.

One person said: ‘This reel is toxic af. All the firefighters I know are true family men.’

A second person wrote: ‘Character, not career. Look at the person’s character.’

Another shared: ’22 years [in the] military. Never cheated once.’

‘I kind of laughed at this. My hubby is a firefighter and in the military. We have been married for 22 years and he has never cheated. So yes, there are those out there that do take their vows seriously,’ another added. 

One person wrote: ‘What was the point of this post? Make a s*** ton of women with great partners skeptical and/or paranoid of them, simply based on their profession?’

Another person commented: ‘Where is your data? We’d love to see it.’