South African Couple Share Marriage Icks in Hilarious TikTok Video, Hubby Sweats Then Goes in Hard

South African Couple Share Marriage Icks in Hilarious TikTok Video, Hubby Sweats Then Goes in Hard

  • This Mzansi couple had people howling over their hilarious video where they aired their icks to one another
  • TikTok user @bukanithina shared the video showing her husband's reaction to her hating on his kisses
  • Speaking to the cute couple, Briefly News got the low down on their 'secret sauce'
  • People laughed in the comments section, highlighting how cute the couple is and how on point their icks were

This young married South African couple got real with their followers and loved it. Married life is not all cuddles and long walks on the beach.

This Mzansi couple had people howling over their hilarious video where they aired their icks to one another
This couple had people in fits of laughter with their honesty. Image: @bukanithina
Source: TikTok

If you don't know what an ick is, let us fill you in; it's one of those things your partner does that makes you instantly fuming or makes your skin crawl. Anything come to mind?

Mzansi couple share their icks

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TikTok user @bukanithina and her husband sat down to spill some truth. Sis started by airing something many women feel – when you are trying to be mad, and your man gets cute.

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Sitting sweating, hubby was torn by his wife's comments; however, when it was his turn, our guy went in hard. Apparently, the lady of the house fogs it with her deo, lol.

Take a look at the full video below:

Cute couple spills relationship tips

Briefly News spoke to the cute couple to find out what keeps their spark. Having only been married for two yeras, they know this is still only the start of their adventure but belive that breaking generational cycles is one of the things that will keep them strong.

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"As a young black South African couple, we celebrate breaking free from traditional gender roles. Our marriage thrives on equality, shared responsibilities, and the freedom to be our authentic selves, which is a departure from the more traditional roles our parents and grandparents may have experienced."

Spilling the tea on their 'secret sauce', wifey said it is all about aceptance and having fun.

"Embrace humour and friendship! Keep the laughter alive, communicate openly about everything, and never shy away from addressing flaws together. It’s all about being each other’s biggest supporters and growing as a team."

Mzansi howls at the hilarious video

People flocked to the comment section to share laughter over the icks and reactions of the couple. Ay, married life is a ride.

Read some of the comments:

LCN shared one of her own:

“My husband: phone volume on infinity in the middle of the nigh while I’m asleep, I’ll be watching TikTok in my dreams.”

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❤️Zimvosampepu ❤️ said:

“Sisi got nice life problems, xeim❤️❤️

ALIYAH was finished:

“He jumpstarts his shoes.”

Thuthu felt it:

“That last one, my brother, is a factory fault they all have it, yooo...”

Elderly Mzansi couple's fight has people laughing

Briefly News covered the story of an elderly couple whose argument went viral on TikTok. Despite their disagreement, the husband's endearing use of "baby" during their exchange melted hearts.

Viewers also observed that the couple wore each other's shoes, adding to the charm of the video shared by @ma.britain and prompting many to exclaim, "Relationship goals!"

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Source: Briefly News

Authors:
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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.

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