Mzansi Women’s Hilarious Tea Cup Prank on Husbands Has South Africans in Stitches

• Women pulled off a hilarious prank on their husbands, and the video went viral on social media
• The TikTok clip gained massive attraction online, generating over 2.2 million views, thousands of likes and comments
• The footage entertained the online community as they flooded the comments section with laughter
• Briefly News spoke to psychologist and relationship expert Penny Holburn on the benefits of incorporating humour and playful pranks into a marriage

Wow! Marriage can be fun if you make it out to be. A group of women decided to prank their spouses, and the video left many people laughing.

Women scare hubbies off in a funny prank video

These ladies were not playing; many almost sent their hubbies to their early graves. The clip uploaded by @mfanakamakhanya5 on TikTok showcases various women who pulled the tea cup prank on their partners and loved ones who had the internet in stitches.

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@mfanakamakhanya5's video captured the attention of netizens, clocking over 2.2 million views along with thousands of likes and comments.

Watch the hilarious footage below:

Benefits of incorporating humour and playful pranks into a marriage

While speaking to Briefly News, psychologist and relationship expert Penny Holburn said humour is essential for all humans as some of the happiest and most memorable times are spent laughing with others.

"You want to have humour in all your relationships and definitely in your marriage. It helps us get through tough times and bad days. It helps us get through frustrations and the daily grind that life sometimes feels like. It usually brings people closer together," she said.

The relationship expert expressed that playful pranks help strengthen the bond between partners as laughter, according to Penny, releases feel-good hormones such as oxytocin, dopamine and endorphins.

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"Which means couples will feel closer and bond more when laughter is experienced. Interestingly, research also shows that laughing can improve the immune system so making you healthier," she added.

Holburn advises couples to get to know each other and what each person likes and doesn’t like, what they find funny and what they don’t find funny. Listen to what they say – it will indicate what is funny for them. This way, you could avoid making your partner uncomfortable or crossing the lines.

Women's hilarious antics amuse Mzansi

The ladies' hilarious mischief entertained the online community. They flooded the comments section, cracking jokes while some simply laughed it off.

Lucy expressed:

"Second gogo sent me to heaven."

Cele Minenhle was amused:

"The man in a blue gown."

Riri wrote:

"Rumour has it granny from sec video is still running."

Sapho Sidlayiya shared:

"The second video is having me on the floor."

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Norman Mkhari commented:

"My mother died so early."

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"Our parents have heart problems bathong can we try to be easy on them."

Woman pranks sleeping husband with lemon at 1 am, video amuses Mzansi

Briefly News previously reported that one married woman had time for games. She showed off how she pranked her hubby at 1 am while he was asleep.

This lady had South Africans cracking up in laughter after she unveiled how she did her bae dirty while he was asleep. The stunner, who goes by the TikTok handle @leewaitu12, shared a video showcasing how she placed lemon in her husband's mouth while sleeping at 1 am.

Source: Briefly News