“For Better or Worse”: Loyal Wife Keeps Her Promise Visiting Hubby in Jail, SA Divided
- A young woman shared a video of her emotional journey to visit her imprisoned partner, highlighting the tough reality of visiting a prison
- The video shared on TikTok showed the journey she travels to Westville Correctional Services each time she visits her lover
- Social media users had mixed reactions, with some praising her loyalty, others questioning her on why he was in prison and sharing personal experiences
Source: TikTok
Having a partner in prison is never easy. It comes with emotional challenges, long visits to correctional facilities, and constant worry about their safety. Prisons are not pleasant places to visit, and for many, the thought of a loved one behind bars is heartbreaking. With all the stories and movies we've seen about rough prison life, people with jailed partners sometimes worry and fear for their lives.
A young woman, TikTok user @thando_lunar, gave followers a glimpse into her reality by sharing a video of her trip to see her incarcerated partner. The clip captured various moments of her journey, highlighting her commitment to him despite his circumstances.
The woman travels to prison
The video begins with the young wife standing outside a fast-food establishment. As the clip transitions, she shares footage of the roads leading to the prison, passing through bushy areas and trees while her transport moves forward.
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The next shot reveals the entrance gate of Durban's Westville Correctional Service, marking her arrival to see her man. The video is accompanied by a song with lyrics promising to stay loyal and not deviate from the commitment made to him.
Watch the TikTok video below:
SA comments with mixed reviews on the clip
Social media users had a lot to say about the video. Many were shocked to see a young woman visiting someone in prison and promising to keep doing so, with some questioning what he was arrested for.
Others admired her bravery and loyalty, praising her for standing by her man. Some shared their personal experiences of visiting their own loved ones in jail, while a few warned her that he might change once released.
Source: TikTok
User @Nokwazi Mathusi Mdletshe sahed:
"This was me for 6 years walking this journey. He came out in 2016, it was like a dream🫂🫂🫂. All the best my sisi🥰🥰."
User @❤KaMashobane❤ added:
"I used to visit my brother, yoooh I'd always cry😭😭, but ngemikhuleko waphum makuqala (through prayer he came out when COVID-19 started) nomuntu wakho uzophum cc hlala ethembeni (your man is going to come out, don't lose hope)❤️."
User @user1754029908290 said:
"Good girl, be strong and supportive 2 him, my dear."
User @Lihle m added
"True love.. for better or worse 🥰🥰."
User @angellerry3 shared:
"As long as he didn't cheat on me before going there. If he did, his mom will visit him."
User @Coco N commented:
"I used to judge prisoners until I became a mom, that’s when I realised I can never guarantee ukungaboshwa cos whoever touches my child kofika imoto yezidumbu neyamaphoyisa with me in one of them 🤞🏾."
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