'My bully husband TRICKED me into car tantrum', claims viral video wife. 'Now I'm divorcing him'

Whitney Mongiat has said her husband James had been egging her on

She said she felt like she was being bullied and has filed for divorce

He has stood by his original claim and decision to post video online



A wife who was filmed by her husband having a temper tantrum in their car has hit back at her partner and said she is filing for divorce after just 14 months of marriage.



The video of Whitney Mongiat, 30, kicking and screaming in the front seat of the car after her husband said he can't take her to the lake on a hot Saturday, has been seen across the world after it went viral this week.

Husband James said he recorded the scene in Nashville, Tennessee, so he could show the world what he had to go through. His wife has now offered her side of the story, claiming she felt like she was being bullied during their short marriage.



Losing her cool: Whitney Mongiat was filmed by her husband when she had a meltdown

Speaking to RightThisMinute.com , Whitney, who works as a nurse, said her husband had promised to take her to the lake with some friends, but he changed his mind after they got into an argument.



She said her breakdown was caused by him egging her on and that she felt like she was being bullied.



According to the website, she also said she felt embarrassed as friends, family and co-workers had seen the video.



James meanwhile has stood by his claim that her actions were an 'ongoing thing,' causing the disintegration of their marriage after only 14 months.

The couple was married last year, in May, in a beautiful outdoor ceremony in Knoxville, TN., surrounded by family and friends. Pictures from the day showing a happy couple with ear to ear grins. There was no indication the marriage soon end.



He said she wanted to go to the lake, but he was unable to do so because he had chores to carry out.



He also told the site he had no regrets about posting the video online and his friends had supported his actions.

Happier times in the car: The couple were married May 5, 2012, according to a wedding registry

Tricked: Whitney has now hit back, saying her husband had been egging her on and she is filing for divorce

The concerned mom of Whitney Mongiat, the 30-year-old woman shown throwing a temper tantrum in a viral video, has spoken of her concern for how her daughter has been left humiliated by her husband

You've been served: Whitney Mongiat is filing for divorce after claiming her soon-to-be ex-husband provoked her into the tantrum he filmed and loaded onto YouTube

Mom Beverly has told friends she is upset at the way her eldest daughter has been humiliated

In the original caption when he posted the video online, James wrote his wife became enraged when he ruled that they could not spend their Saturday on the nearby lake because he had to get his truck fixed.

Amid Whitney's piercing scream, Jim covertly films her with a small recorder and he is heard explaining the reasons why they cannot spend the day on the water.



'It's my day to get sh** done too, and you're acting like an 11-year-old who didn't get the toy from Wal-mart,' he said.

Meanwhile, she says: 'You have to stop and get me some cigarettes! I'm about to go crazy!'

'I never get my way! I just want one day when I get my way- ONE DAY!'

Fed up: Husband James has stood by his claims about his wife's behavior and his decision to post the video online





Better times: The happy couple is seen here holding their two dogs

Cleaning up: James Mongiat (L) claims wife Whitney Mongiat (R) threw a tantrum when he said he couldn't take her to the lake because he had to do chores

At one point Whitney claims that she is having an anxiety attack. Her husband laughs to himself throughout the episode.

The video was originally posted to Youtube but then it was removed by site administrators saying that it was 'a violation of YouTube's policy prohibiting content designed to harass, bully or threaten'.

Before it was taken down, Jim used the comments section to clarify some of the finer points of both the spat and the marital situation.



Joyous occasion: The couple was married in an outdoor ceremony surrounded by family and friends

'I had worked 60 hours that week and told her all week that Saturday was my day to get stuff done around the house. But as usual she threw a fit about it,' he wrote according to Gawker .

'That was the last day I lived in our house. I have moved out and filed a restraining order against her.'