“Brave Woman”: Polyandrous Woman Honours First Hubby While Renewing Vows With Second, SA Stunned

“Brave Woman”: Polyandrous Woman Honours First Hubby While Renewing Vows With Second, SA Stunned

  • A polygamous woman named Kenya renewed her vows with her second husband while standing in front of her first, creating a viral moment
  • Dressed in a white wedding gown in a beautiful garden set-up, she expressed gratitude to Carl, her first husband for embracing her vision and loving her as she was
  • The clip shared on Instagram, sparked intense debate, with some praising her confidence, and others questioning the dynamics of the relationships

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Social media users were shocked to see a woman and her two husbands
A Polygamous wife included her first husband in her vows with her second as he stood next to them. Image: @sceneinblack
Source: Instagram

Polygamy is traditionally associated with men having multiple wives, but one woman is redefining the narrative by openly embracing a lifestyle where she is married to two men. Kenya, a confident and self-assured woman, is living her truth with partners who understand and support her vision.

Her unique love story captured many after she was seen renewing her vows with her second husband Tiger, while her first husband Carl stood by and watched. The viral clip was shared by Instagram page @sceneinblack, showing Kenya showing love to her first husband while about to renew vows with the other.

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Kenya praises her first husband in front of her second

In the clip, Kenya is standing gracefully in a garden setup, dressed in a flowing white wedding dress. Her two husbands standing beside her, dressed in matching white outfits. Before reciting her vows, she shares heartfelt words, expressing her gratitude to Carl for allowing her to take another husband and loving her unconditionally.

She promises him full commitment before kissing him. Her second husband also joined her thanking Carl for embracing him and showing him respect.

Watch the Instagram video below:

Netizens share mixed reviews

The video sparked a heated discussion online as social media users reacted to the unusual dynamics. Some were shocked, wondering how the trio managed their relationship, while others jokingly thanked Kenya for standing up for women, flipping the script on traditional polygamy. Others wondered how she managed to keep two men when they struggled to get one, calling her a queen.

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Social media users were keen to know the home dynamics of a trio in a polygamous marriage
A second husband showed respect to his wife's first husband, thanking him for welcoming him into their polygamous marriage. Image: @progressive_love_academy
Source: Instagram

User @sandraparist14 added:

"One is hard enough, two. OMG 😂😂brave woman."

User @sonyamagett1 shared:

"I'm lowkey jealous, lol."

User @goddess2025starlit commented:

"With I couldn't keep my one husband ...she got 3."

User @justfola02 said:

"Wow 😮 amazing 🤩 that’s what they mean when they say “if a man can do it so can a woman”. I wish her all the best and the good thing about this is, men don’t fight and cause unnecessary commotion like women."

User @bachieng361 added:

"This is how it should be for us women. Wakioa tunao😂."

User @annettesimmons3 said:

"She’s not committed to herself. Nothing but a freakaline. Normalcy is gone out of their hearts let alone their minds."

3 Briefly News polygamy articles

  • A polyandrous woman showed off her second husband and revealed that they take turns in sleeping arrangements, shocking social media users.
  • A man married with 17 wives and 84 kids was in stitches after learning that the interviewer who came to speak with him had only one wife.
  • A well-dressed woman accompanied her husband as he went to pay lobola for another wife, shocking many online users.

Source: Briefly News

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is an experienced reporter currently working under the Human Interest desk at Briefly News since (Aug 2024). Prior to joining the Briefly team, she worked for a campus newspaper at the University of the Western Cape (2005) before joining the Marketing and Sales department at Leadership Magazine, Cape Media (2007-2009). She later joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant (2023-2024), writing for digital and print magazines under current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. She can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za

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