A wife shares her painful experience of being beaten by her husband for revealing her ex-husband’s presence at their future wedding.
The woman, who appeared teary-eyed and displayed signs of assault, shared the incident on X, formerly Twitter.
A woman has taken to social media to recount a distressing incident where she claims her husband physically assaulted her after she mentioned that her ex, who fathered her children, would attend their future wedding.
The emotional video was shared on X (formerly known as Twitter), where the woman, appearing visibly shaken with tears in her eyes and injuries on her face, detailed the alleged abuse.
According to her, the violent encounter was triggered when she told her new husband that her former partner would be present at their children’s future wedding, as he remains their biological father.
In the caption of the post, she wrote:
“My family is here to pack my things because of the beatings from my new husband—just because I said my ex would be present as their father during my kids’ wedding in the future.”
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“My family are here to pack my things out all because of beåting from my new husband just because I said my ex will be present as their father during my kids wedding in future just like Iyabo Ojo did”
-Wife cr!es out pic.twitter.com/bxcHg75eof
— CHUKS 🍥 (@ChuksEricE) April 22, 2025
The heartbreaking post has sparked outrage online, with many condemning the alleged abuse and calling for justice.
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