It’s not unusual for families to go on vacation together. Of course, that doesn’t happen often, but people still choose to go on holiday with extended family members. In fact, according to the 2022 US Family Travel Survey, 46% of Americans take vacations with family members beyond just parents and in-laws.

These in-laws, however, invited themselves to a couple’s vacation. Even after being told a resounding “no,” the parents wouldn’t admit they’re not welcome. So, the couple had no other choice but to change their plans without telling the in-laws. And, as expected, mother-in-law drama followed their decision.

A couple planned the perfect vacation for themselves, but their in-laws also invited themselves

So, the couple had no other choice but to change the plan, this time without telling

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