"They Are Defeated": SA Wives Prank Husbands With Matching Shirts, Mzansi Left in Stitches
- A group of ladies showcased how they pranked their husbands with matching shirts and peeps with amused
- The TikTok video sparked laughter among netizens, and it gained massive traction on social media
- The online community was entertained as they flocked to the comments section with jokes
- Briefly News spoke to psychologist and relationship expert Penny Holburn about the psychological and emotional benefits unique to shared travel experiences compared to everyday activities
A group of women in South Africa left many people on the internet laughing over their hilarious antics.
Wives prank their hubbies with matching shirts
A funny video uploaded by TikTok user @mrsmash18 shows a group of wives who pulled off an amusing prank on their husbands during their couples' retreat, which left SA floored.
As the gents arrived one by one into the house, they each laughed instantly after seeing the identical shirts their wives had made them wear upon arriving for their gateway trip.
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After realising that they had been pranked, the guys were left with laughter and mild embarrassment over the matching outfit, and their reaction amused their wives and online users.
Taking to her TikTok account, @mrsmash18 expressed the following:
"We played the matching shirt prank on our husbands, and it was worth every second! I almost died from laughter."
Watch the video below:
Emotional and psychological benefits of shared travel
While speaking to Briefly News, psychologist and relationship expert Penny Holburn shared how the emotional and psychological benefits of shared travel experiences compared to everyday activities can impact the relationship and why getaway trips are beneficial for couples in maintaining or improving their relationships.
"Often, our everyday responsibilities take up so much time there is little time left for romance. So getaways can give couples more time to spend together. Getaways usually rest and refresh people, help escape the daily routine and responsibilities, and allow more time to connect in a relaxed atmosphere."
She added that getaways provide a break from work, news, and social media, allowing individuals to escape into a different environment and recharge.
"Getting away into a different environment helps this to happen. When we are away from our usual surroundings, it is easier to let go of our daily chores and trials and just enjoy ourselves. Getaways also allow the couple to build shared memories of the experience, which can help bring them closer together."
Mzansi is in stitches
South Africans loved the playful stunts. Some took to the comments section to crack jokes, while others simply laughed it off.
Sibusiso Moyo said:
"This is by far the funniest same-shirt prank I’ve ever seen."
Shibe Mogaila added:
"This shows that they do listen to their wives when they talk."
Ndido Singo wrote:
"They are defeated."
Nxalati shared:
"Don't let them lie to you marriage is beautiful."
Sibo.zikhali commented:
"The way they laughed, that's therapy on its own."
Woman pranks sleeping hubby with lemon at 1 am
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.
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Source: Briefly News
Johana Mukandila (Editor) Johana Tshidibi Mukandila has been a Human Interest Reporter at Briefly News since 2023. She holds a national diploma in journalism from the Cape Peninsula University Of Technology (2023). She has worked at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, PAICTA, BONA Magazine and Albella Music Production. She is currently furthering her education in journalism at the CPUT. She has passed a set of trainings from Google News Initiative. Reach her at johana.mukandila@briefly.co.za
Penny Holburn (Founder of Penny Holburn Coaching) Penny Holburn is a life, career and business coach running her own coaching business since 2010. She has spent 20 years as a consultant in psychological assessment, organisational development, personal and business change, leadership development, coaching and counselling. Penny has majors in psychology and industrial psychology and an MSc Cum Laude in psychology and has completed a Senior Management Development Programme through Wits Business School.