Loyal Wife Waits 13 Years for Hubby to Come Home From Prison: “If Solid Was a Person”

• A woman identified as Charda Butler waited 13 good years for her beloved husband's release from prison
• The beautiful realtor celebrated her man's freedom with a heartfelt Facebook post on Friday, 7 June
• Butler's heartwarming post received overwhelming support and congratulations from followers

Imagine waiting 13 good years for your jailed spouse to come out of prison.

This is the story of one woman identified as Charda Butler.

How woman received hubby after 13 years in prison

Butler, from the US, took to Facebook to reveal that she had been waiting for her husband to come home from prison for over a decade.

On Friday, 7 June, she posted a picture of herself with the man, celebrating his finally being free.

"I waited 13 years for this. If solid was a person. Ain’t no more FREE my husband…..My husband free. Thank you, God," she wrote.

See the picture below:

Reactions trail loyal woman's post

The post warmed hearts, with many fans rushing to her comment section to rejoice.

Sumaya Boyd reacted:

"You didn’t do anything wrong Love to see it."

Kesha Allen said:

"Charda, you've blown it up.. But guess what!! I salute you, sis! ❤️ Half of these women are probably holding down a free man with a wife, mistress, and another side chick!!! I pray for blessings on top of blessings for you two. Go and enjoy your husband!"

Ericia Harris added:

"Congratulations I just keep coming back smiling."

Angel Porshay commented:

"Yessss! I love it!! Congratulations y’all! Hubby is free."

Shederrica Burnside exclaimed:

"My girl. Welcome home King."

From prison cell to parliament: Gayton McKenzie shares inspirational story

Meanwhile, Briefly News, shared that in an emotional X post, Patriotic Alliance leader Gayton McKenzie shared images of his old prison record and new parliament access card, symbolising his remarkable journey from inmate to MP.

His story has resonated deeply with South Africans, who praised his transformation and expressed hope for his political future. South Africans were proud of his achievements and how he cleaned up.McKenzie's journey from prison inmate to member of Parliament is nothing short of remarkable, and his story has struck a chord with many South Africans who have taken to social media to express their congratulations and support.

Source: TUKO.co.ke