Short Wife Problems Shown in Viral Video of a Man Struggling to Get into a Car, Peeps Find It Hilarious

Short Wife Problems Shown in Viral Video of a Man Struggling to Get into a Car, Peeps Find It Hilarious

  • A viral video shows how tough it is for a short woman to share a car with her husband
  • The couple is known as Vishakha & Divesh, and they create digital content for social media
  • Their most recent video highlights how difficult the couple is to navigate between driver's seat adjustments in their car as Vishakha is very short

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Married couple Vishakha and Divesh filmed a video of what's like when a man gets into the driver's seat after his wife has driven.

Vishakha & Divesh
Digital creator couple Vishakha & Divesh made a video about sharing a car. Image: Instagram
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A viral and hilarious video show by a digital creator couple, Vishakha and Divesh, shines the light on how to navigate adjusting a driver's car seat when one spouse is very short.

The video shows Divesh getting into the car's driver's seat after his wife has driven and the ensuing struggle.

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According to Cnet, adjusting a driver's seat is important as it is an integral part of the driving process.

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The other factors that come into play are life-saving, including mirror adjustment and ensuring that your blind spot is as small as possible. This is important for every driver to sort out before they head out on a drive, and it will definitely save your life in a dire situation.

Viral video of the car in KZN without a driver behind the steering wheel has SA baffled

Briefly News reported that a viral video has many South Africans baffled about how a car with no driver could keep up with traffic on a KwaZulu-Natal road.

The video shows the car seemingly idling at a traffic light before executing a right turn, reports the Twitter account @Luyanda__Msomi.

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The camera angle doesn't provide any footage of the front of the car; therefore, many viewers don't realise the car is being towed. That explains the reason for there being no driver.

The person recording the video doesn't show the viewers if there is another vehicle in front of the Clio.

Many South Africans couldn't fathom how the French hatchback could drive, while some said the car was being towed.

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Sean Parker Sean Parker is a motoring journalist with over 10 years' experience, who started out in the industry as the SA Guild of Motoring Journalists' Bursar student. Since then, the Cape Town-born editor has gone on to launch a national newspaper called Gears and Gadgets and worked for the country's premier online and print motoring publications before joining Briefly News to head up its Car & Tech section. He enjoys watching live sport and can't wait for F1 to make its debut in Mzansi.