Limpopo Woman Makes TikTok Video Urging Peeps to Discover InLaws’ True Feelings With Sneaky Hack

Limpopo Woman Makes TikTok Video Urging Peeps to Discover InLaws’ True Feelings With Sneaky Hack

  • A woman in Limpopo made a video about how anyone can always find out their inlaws' true feelings beyond any doubt
  • The TikTok creator, Kholo, went viral after she shared valuable advice on how to approach meeting their significant other's family
  • Netizens who watched the TikTok video commented with their two cents, and Kholo spoke to Briefly about her advice

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A woman made a video telling people the best way to approach meeting their inlaws. Many netizens thought the lady from Giyani, Limpopo gave some helpful advice.

TikTok video shows woman advising people on how to find out their in-laws' true feelings
A TikTok video shows a woman sharing advice about how people can find out their inlaws' genuine thoughts about them. Image: @kholom08
Source: TikTok

The woman's life-changing family advice received thousands of likes. Hundreds commented on the challenges of getting along with a significant other's family.

Woman discusses meeting inlaws

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A woman @kholom08 made a TikTok video telling her audience they can find out people's honest thoughts after meeting them. In the video, the creator said that after people meet their inlaws, they should go to the bathroom but leave their phone recording.

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Speaking to Briefly News, Kholo said she has tried her advice before. When asked if she regretted doing it, she said:

"I didn't regret it. I knew how they felt about me, so I needed something net for control"

Watch the clip below:

South Africans discuss woman's inlaws' advice

People had a lot to say after reading the woman's inlaw advice. Mzansi peeps commented that they tried the recording hack before, and it had harrowing results.

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Kholo told Briefly News how she believes people should handle ill-willed in-laws. She warned:

"If they show you how they feel, believe them and stay away."

Nomi@mhlongo said:

"Start by recording your own family, the inlaws are nothing compared to our own blood."

KaMantengu_Mfayela commented:

"People are really scared of finding out the truth about people close to them."

User6768341059359 wrote:

"Can never be me keh sana my level of anger can never allow me."

Candy_Mrs M revealed:

"I did that to my dad's family at my mom's funeral, and they were planning to kick us out after the funeral. I played the recording on a Bluetooth speaker."

Neo Cow admitted

"It can never be me shame, my peace of mind comes first."

Nelson Choeu was amazed

"Yoh it means it is hectic in some families neh."

Online users love creators' advice

Many people are always eager to hear what others think about common life issues. TikTok viewers discussed whether or not one should keep their finances a secret from family.

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Briefly News previously reported that a woman posted a video of the way her mother-in-law shows her love. The lady recorded her inlaw's reaction to her arrival.

The TikTok of the woman treating her daughter-in-law kindly was a viral hit. The video got thousands of likes and hundreds of comments from people who could relate.

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Source: Briefly News

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Rutendo Masasi (Human-Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 2 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za

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