The Wizard Liz got cheated on...
is there any hope for us?
Hey there,
There’s no easy way to say this: one of the internet’s most beloved creators, The Wizard Liz, just lived through a real-life betrayal that sounds straight out of a bad movie.
And yet… she’s handling it like a queen.
Let’s see the whole story…
📌 The cheating scandal that shook the Internet
Liz Wizard, better known as The Wizard Liz, has built an empire on self-worth, manifestation, and healing. She’s helped millions feel empowered. But over the weekend, her world came crashing down.
Her fiancé, fellow YouTuber Landon Nickerson, allegedly cheated on her while she’s four months pregnant.
In a series of raw Instagram stories, Liz confirmed the rumors. And the timeline is brutal. Just days before, Landon was in London with her, professing love, writing her a literal book about how much she meant to him.
Meanwhile?
He had created a secret Snapchat account and was messaging another woman behind her back. That woman later sent the receipts to one of Liz’s friends.
Cue heartbreak.
📌 But, Liz didn’t sugarcoat a thing
She opened up about feeling blindsided and stupid for ignoring the red flags, including dreams she had warned Landon about.
Her cats are still in their shared Dallas apartment. Her stuff is still there. She’s four months pregnant. And the man who once vowed to protect her?
Gone.
“He says he’s incredibly sorry,” Liz wrote, “but honestly, I feel like I didn’t know him at all.”
But she wasn’t just mourning the loss. She was transforming it.
Here’s where Liz flipped the script.
She revealed she’ll be selling her $100,000 engagement ring and donating every cent to single moms.
"I'm going to sell my engagement ring (around 100k) and donate the money to single moms. More power to women. Amen."
What a move.
As fans rallied behind her, flooding TikTok and X with messages of love and outrage, Liz stayed graceful. She even thanked the woman who exposed Landon, writing: “Thank you to Payton for showing me early on what kind of man he is.”
And despite everything? She asked fans not to send hate.
In her final note, Liz summed it up with this mic drop:
"He lost everything, and I gained everything. Thank God."
That’s the Liz her followers adore. Grounded. Real. Resilient.
And in case you thought Landon was going to take full accountability, think again.
In his own Instagram story, he said the cheating was “blown out of proportion,” claiming it was just “5–10 minutes of texting.” He admitted he messed up, but framed it as a “human mistake.”
Let’s be honest: that’s not how most people define loyalty.
That’s why you should know when you’re just settling into your relationship.
📌 Here are the 5 signs you’re settling in your relationship
Many people stay in unfulfilling relationships, not because of petty issues, but because of deep-rooted fears or societal pressures.
Reddit users on r/datingoverforty shared honest insights into how to recognize when you're settling.
Here are 5 key signs:
You’re staying out of fear – Fear of being alone, of starting over, or of not finding someone "better" often keeps people stuck in unhappy relationships.
You’re staying because “it could be worse” – Settling happens when your inner monologue begins with, “At least they’re not…” No one should be someone’s consolation prize.
You feel there’s someone better out there – Constantly thinking you could “upgrade” creates resentment and prevents your current partner from receiving genuine love.
Your core values don’t align – If your goals, morals, or life philosophies don’t match, you're likely staying for comfort, not compatibility.
You feel pressured to be in a relationship – Societal expectations and imaginary timelines often push people into relationships they don’t truly desire.
While it’s important to avoid settling, endlessly chasing perfection can also be a trap.
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See ya👋
Instead of worrying about settling and what not, you should be concerned with marrying a man of virtue