In this episode of The How-To Cheat Podcast, Teresa Conway explores one of history’s most unexpected love affairs—legendary artist Frida Kahlo and exiled Russian revolutionary Leon Trotsky. Their brief but passionate connection was filled with politics, betrayal, and art. This episode is spoken by Teresa’s digital twin, Jane—an artificial intelligence voice that brings Teresa’s words to life. Episode Highlights: How Trotsky found political asylum in Mexico… and a lover in Frida Kahlo The affair hidden in love letters and spoken in English to avoid suspicion—badly Natalia Sedova, Trotsky’s wife, and why she probably was not fooled The role of revenge in Frida’s affair, considering Diego Rivera’s own indiscretions Why the heat fizzled out and how Natalia forced Trotsky to make a choice The lasting impact of their affair on Frida’s art, including Self-Portrait Dedicated to Leon Trotsky Trotsky’s dramatic end—assassination by ice pick, courtesy of Joseph Stalin’s goons Why passion, like revolution, always finds a way Key Takeaways: Affairs can be political, personal, and sometimes… just a little messy Speaking a different language does not mean your partner is clueless Love and revenge are often tangled together If you are going to cheat with an artist, expect to be immortalized Whether you love art, history, or just a good scandal, this episode offers a provocative look at desire, power, and the choices we make. Want to learn more?Connect with Teresa on LinkedIn or visit her website at www.adulteryfaery.com.