Women must weather the storms of infidelity, see the faces of their husbands in faces of neighbourhood children, go toe-to-toe with the mistresses of their husbands and survive the abuse of the husband’s family.
If anything, lockdown has shown the institution of marriage going up in flames – especially the black marriage. Rumours abound of imminent splits and confirmed divorces among celebrity couples where infidelity played a role. We came to celebrate these unions, set them as goals, because they seemed to be breaking the moulds.
Rumours abound of imminent splits and confirmed divorces among celebrity couples where infidelity played a role. We came to celebrate these unions, set them as goals, because they seemed to be breaking the moulds. Here were young, black and gifted individuals who complimented each other and gone were the days of a woman beingOr so we thought. We would try and sweep under the carpet the whispers of cheating husbands.
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