It seems that Gail Lewis, a suburban Atlanta woman who went viral with a video claiming she discovered her husband was cheating on her through an unexpected call from Delta Air Lines two years ago, has officially finalized her divorce. Lewis claimed the infidelity unraveled when she contacted the airline to verify her husband’s flight details, only to learn he had returned earlier than expected — and that he was not alone. Atlanta woman who exposed her cheating husband of 26 years on TikTok receives hefty divorce settlement. (Photos: @gaillewis802/TikTok.) Gail Lewis says her husband, Harold Lewis, had claimed he was traveling abroad for work. However, his infidelity and web of lies were exposed when an airline worker confirmed his earlier-than-expected arrival with a female companion, his wife claimed. This revelation marked the beginning of a legal and emotional battle that culminated in one of Atlanta’s most contentious divorces — that captured the attention of social media for the last year. On Dec. 9, 2022, Lewis filed for divorce in suburban Atlanta via attorney Melanie D. Fenwick Thompson in the Superior Court of Gwinnett County, initiating a complex legal process, court documents show. Early filings included motions for attorney fees and litigation expenses, as well as a request to prevent her husband from liquidating assets. By Jan. 6, 2023, Harold Lewis responded, sparking a prolonged discovery phase. During this process, Lewis uncovered shocking details about her husband’s financial activities and relationships. Court records revealed that he had used joint accounts, including an American Express card, to fund trips and lavish gifts on women outside of his marriage. This lady Gail Lewis cheating husband was caught at the airport with his side chick two days ago pic.twitter.com/8zuUE49gQO— Jelly Santos (@MrsJellySantos) January 26, 2024 Charges from the card explicitly detailed purchases such as airline tickets for one woman, Sabrina. Her name was on the record, which provided concrete evidence of his infidelity. Gail Lewis also claimed to have discovered that over the years her then-husband had been having sexual relationships with up to 20 women. The discovery phase also brought to light investment accounts and other assets previously hidden, leading to months of legal maneuvering. By mid-2024, Lewis continued to push for transparency, requesting additional information about Harold’s accounts with Fidelity, Merrill Lynch, and other institutions. The settlement agreement, which was submitted to the court on July 24, 2024, was equally exhaustive. Court documents show that the couple’s marital assets were allegedly divided equitably, with specific stipulations on property and finances. Lewis retained occupancy of their $1.3 million home, with her ex continuing to pay the monthly mortgage, property taxes, homeowners’ association dues and insurance. If the house is refinanced or sold, she has to notify her husband and work out a deal. Lewis also kept her luxury vehicles, including a Bentley and an Audi, while her husband retained his Rolls-Royce Ghost and BMW. In addition to splitting assets such as jewelry and stocks, Lewis received 40 percent of her husband’s $1.2 million Delta SkyMiles and a 100 percent of his 72,980 American Airlines Advantage Miles. @asha.renee.xx Replying to @Morgan Travel Psych NP please stop playing with Auntie!! The incident happened 10/22, she filed 11/22 and its still open. #gaillewis ♬ original sound – Kiwi The husband 22,591 restricted stock units in Rent-A-Center, according to the agreement, and has to give his ex-wife 50 percent of them. The settlement included provisions for alimony, with her husband ordered to pay $48,000 per month for the first two years, $40,000 per month for the following two years, $35,000 per month for the next two years, and $30,000 per month in the seventh and final year. These payments were non-dischargeable through bankruptcy, ensuring Lewis’s financial stability. Additional provisions included $125,000 in a lump sum and $64,000 to cover forensic accounting and credit card fees incurred during the divorce proceedings. In total, the cheating husband will wind up laying out $2,293,000 in alimony and other fees. She will also continue to be the beneficiary of his $1.25 million life insurance policy, should anything happen to her ex-husband, according to the public settlement agreement. After news of the agreement went public, many on social media covered it, like TikToker Milli Chun. #GailLewis #settlement #millichun pic.twitter.com/M2wDEzumlr— millichun (@IvyMississippi) November 23, 2024 Many weighed in on the settlement after hearing the agreement break down on content creator Chun’s TikTok Channel. One person wrote, “I fear this settlement would very quickly heal my broken heart.” Another wrote, “$45,000 a month?!? Baby Gail, you lost the battle but you won the war!!” “This is why marriage is not just a piece of paper!” someone else added, “Wow.” A fourth comment celebrated her attorneys, writing, “Her lawyers was working.” One of Millie Chan’s followers wrote, “Now this is the caliber of woman I want to see on Atlanta Housewives. My goodness.” Getting on the reality show might be a power move for Lewis, who has vowed to create a lane for herself as a YouTuber,@lewisgail, but there might be some hindrances in the settlement stopping her from being a content creator and/or getting a reality show. As part of the agreement, both parties are prohibited from writing books, creating movies, or speaking publicly about their relationship. One TikTok user joked in relief, “She can’t talk about this anymore…. We heard it all.” Despite these restrictions, Lewis has shared snippets of her journey on social media, inspiring others to prioritize self-respect and resilience, though being careful not to say things to compromise her big bag. “This damn near Juanita Jordan level settlement. Love this for her,” one person wrote under the TikTok video post. While Lewis’s settlement is nothing to sneeze at, it is not on the same level as the former Mrs. Jordan, who had three children with the NBA superstar. After 17 years of marriage, Juanita reportedly received $168 million in her divorce settlement in 2006, the most expensive split for a sports personality at the time, according to People. But it seems that Lewis is not comparing herself to anyone and is moving forward. Now settled into a new condo and equipped with a robust financial settlement, Lewis has turned the page on this crazy chapter of her life. While her ex-husband faces the consequences of his actions, dishing out millions to Lewis, her story serves as a testament to women who have been cheated on. Sometimes, there is a silver lining at the end of a bad split. ‘Lost the Battle but Won the War’: Viral Atlanta Woman Who Caught Husband with Mistress Following Tip from Airline Receives ‘Juanita Jordan Level Settlement’ — But There’s a Catch