IPhone sends email, but from other (wrong) email address

I had three email addresses/accounts on my iPhone, one for work (Outlook exchange server) and two personal accounts through gmail. When I reply to a message on my iPhone from one account, occasionally it sends the message from another account, NOT the one in the "from" field, and randomly, not even through the "default" account. This tendency became so problematic that I deleted the 2nd gmail account from my iPhone. And what happened? Messages are STILL being sent from the deleted account address, even weeks after I deleted it (and restarted the iPhone, connected to the computer, etc). Can anyone help?

Susan,
Have you ever sent a text via email to your husband?
You would do that by addressing the email to [email protected]
He would receive your message as a text. When he replies to it, it would come to you as an email. If you husband keeps texting you through that existing thread, you'll keep getting emails.
My suggestion is to start fresh chat threads between your husband and yourself and make sure your sending them to each cell phone numbers.
Matt

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