Married Woman Shares How Splitting the Bills Keeps Her Marriage Going
- A woman on TikTok let the unwedded in on a little secret to survive married life
- Mrs Mulaudzi shared a tip that’s worked for her marriage, which is splitting the bills
- Netizens aren’t quite sure if the Mulaudzis' decision to split bills is the best, especially for the Mrs
The Mulaudzis shared their most significant tip to a healthy marriage on their TikTok.
It's always inspiring when successful couples share their golden tips with the streets.
Married couple goals
A married couple on TikTok, the Mulaudzis, shared their glamorous life on TikTok. From their wedding photos to their baby showers, everything is luxurious and extravagant.
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People cannot help but wonder who does what in the marriage and how the pair keep things alive and healthy in their marriage. Mrs Mulaudzi was generous enough to share some of her golden tips to make a marriage healthy and happy for both partners.
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Mrs Mulaudzi shared that they split the bills in the household, where her husband is in charge of the following:
- Bond
- Levies, rates and taxes
- Food
- Date nights
- Travel/holidays
- Groceries
- Shopping
- Medical aid
- Car payments
- LV purses
Watch the video below:
Making a marriage work
You’re probably wondering what Mrs Mulaudzi does, since Mr Mulaudzi seems to pay for almost everything. What bill does the Mrs pay? She births children for him. That’s it.
Mrs Mulaudzi understands the princess treatment all too well and captioned her viral video:
“I think it’s fair? Love me a hardworking king!”
Netizens grateful for the tip
The post got people talking about balance in relationships:
@Naledoe does not think the arrangement is fair:
"Still not fair, nothing will ever amount to what you did."
@Angels Daughter is a fan of the golden tip:
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"You're literally risking your life so?"
@oxy understands that the wife is doing way too much:
"You’re doing a lot! Sending you so much love."
Briefly News reported that an elderly married couple had people on social media wishing for a long-lasting relationship like theirs. The lovebirds were captured in their killer outfits taking a walk and the video was shared on TikTok.
Mzansi people mentioned how rare it is to see healthy relationships that are based on love these days. The duo are seen in a viral video dressed to the nines while casually walking down the street.
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Source: Briefly News