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'Three-In-Four Women Cheat On Hen Night'

Almost three-in-four women admit cheating on their future husband at their hen parties, according to a new survey.

Boozed-up brides-to-be to be let down more than just their hair as they frolic with any fella they can grab on that final night of freedom, the poll found.

The flirty floozies are taking a leaf out of men's books with riotous evenings in which almost anything goes, according to the survey by Lambrini of more than 3,000 women.

A surprising 73 per cent of newly weds say they have kissed another man on their hen do, and two-thirds of women do not see it as being unfaithful (65 per cent).

Shockingly, 42 per cent of women said that they had snogged more than two men at their bash, with 57 per cent agreeing there is no need to tell prospective partners about their saucy fun.

Almost half said they would be disappointed if they did not pull at least one bloke, and 82 per cent dress in order to attract male attention on their hen night.

Body language expert Flic Everett said: "Women have become increasingly liberated and the planning and creativity which goes into hen parties these days is further evidence that women are now doing everything that men do, including having some fun on their last night of freedom.

"Just like holidays, hen parties give people a false sense of reality which is why many women loose their inhibitions and act a way which is normally unacceptable.

"A bit of a flirt is fine, but women who cross the line should think about how they would feel if their future husbands were doing the same!"

A Lambrini spokeswoman said: "Hen parties have become big business with many hens going on several nights out before the big day.

"This survey shows that many women enjoy a flirt on their hen dos, but clearly kissing is not considered cheating for most women."