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[B]You can’t love a man who is cheating on you – South Africans react to video of a celeb crying after her husband cheated despite ‘serving him well’[/B]

A video of Mbali Skosana, a TikToker and alleged celebrity, sobbing and complaining about her husband cheating on her despite "serving him well" has sparked reactions from South Africans.

Rumors of her husband's alleged infidelity have been circulating, it was learned.

Reacting to the video on X, one wrote; “I just watched Mbali’s heart-wrenching video, and I’m struck by her repeating the words “I served my husband well.” As much as that is sad, it’s a reminder that you cannot love, submit, or serve a man out of cheating on you. If he wants to cheat, he will.”

Jman06:
But that lady ugly nau

One condition under which fine boys like us can marry worwor ladies is that we'll be free to cheat on her with finer babes.

You don't expect me to be married to your ugly self and close my eyes to all the pretty girls around.

optimusprime2:
If she ends up with a Nigerian guy now who treats her well... they will still talk...
I taya for South Africans

Samantha125:
South Africans don't really care who SA ladies get married to, as long as the man is a law abiding citizen, then they don't care.

Problem starts when those SA ladies married to Nigerian guys start going to social media asking South Africans to intervene when things are no longer rosy in their marriages with those Nigerian guys.

Just a few months ago, two SA ladies were crying to the people of SA for help with regard to their estranged Nigerian husbands, one of them was even asking Operation Dudula to intervene... It was going to be very much easier for the people of SA to intervene had it been that their husbands are South Africans.

But since it was the same Nigerians who'd accuse SA of xenophobia at any slight opportunity, many South Africans just sat back and laughed at the ladies because these same ladies admitted to cutting ties with most of their family members upon getting married to those Nigerian guys.

optimusprime2:
You might have a point, but then again she's South African, wait till you the kind of thing that's behind her.. You will most likely change your mind.

Stolen:
where their are many relationships, is it realistic to expect that a few wont crash?

My Uncle went to SA and they kept calling him to come hoem and marry, and he kept running and avoiding everybody. He met a woman there.


Actually two if them married to SAn with children and still together til date.

i know Nigeria men like South African women alot because i have them as friends here with SA wives, but is it realistic that 100% will be successful?



That is the question people should ask here.

Their are SA women that want to move on and the Nigeria man is not happy to let go and their are Nigeria men that want to move on but the south african woman want to continue, what do they want us to do about it nau?