“Sisterhood Is Proud”: Wife Walks In on Husband Tying the Knot With Another Woman, SA Astonished

“Sisterhood Is Proud”: Wife Walks In on Husband Tying the Knot With Another Woman, SA Astonished

  • A dramatic incident unfolded at a wedding ceremony believed to have taken place in Mozambique, as an uninvited guest arrived to halt the proceedings
  • The furious woman, claiming to be the groom's wife, stormed the church, creating a scene that quickly went viral on TikTok
  • Online viewers expressed profound shock and strong opinions regarding the alleged deceit and its aftermath
  • Briefly News spoke with Ditsego Morupe, a Methodist Church deacon, to discuss the ethical and spiritual implications of a wedding while still legally married to someone else
The woman stopped the wedding, carrying what looked like marriage papers and showing the crowd
A wife confronted her husband after she caught him marrying another woman. Image: AaronAmat
Source: Getty Images

An astonishing event at a wedding ceremony became a sensation across social media, showcasing a dramatic intervention that brought the proceedings to an abrupt halt.

The explosive clip was shared on TikTok by @generationtvzambia, where it went viral, attracting many comments from a stunned online audience.

The intense video captures a furious woman, accompanied by a young child and several men, storming into a church where a wedding ceremony is underway. She marches directly to the front, carrying what appear to be marriage papers, with the clear intention of stopping the union. The bride and groom stand before the pastor, caught off guard, as people throughout the church watch in disbelief. The angry woman then directs her aggression towards the husband, confronting him forcefully before heading outside the church.

Once outside, she continues her furious protest by removing decorative balloons and a personalised registration plate bearing the names of the groom and bride and their wedding date, 28 June 2025, from the Range Rover designated for their use. A caption accompanying the video claimed that the wife was unaware of her husband's second marriage and that the money used for the wedding expenses was her own.

Social media users stood with the wife, wondering if the bride knew about her
The angry wife went to the bride and groom's car and removed all the decorations. Image: andreswd
Source: Getty Images

Church wedding disruption

Deacon Ditsego Morupe spoke with Briefly News to offer a spiritual perspective on the wedding ceremony interrupted by the wife who confronted her husband at the altar, alleging deceit.

We asked from a spiritual standpoint, what were his thoughts on a situation like this, where a wedding is interrupted by a claim of an existing marriage. The deacon said:

"This is a very sad situation for everyone involved. From a spiritual angle, marriage is a sacred bond, a covenant made before God and the community. If there's an existing marriage, then this new union isn't valid in the eyes of the church, as it goes against biblical teachings on monogamy and fidelity. Even if the man's church allows for more than one wife, when done behind the first wife, it does not receive God's full blessings."

The team asked what steps the church would take if a wife revealed herself while they were marrying the couple and claimed to still be married to the groom. The man commented:

"The curch would instantly suspend the ceremony, as it cannot proceed with an invalid union. We would then offer pastoral care to all parties involved, especially the first wife and the unsuspecting second bride. Disciplinary action against the man, guided by church law, would also be necessary, emphasising repentance and reconciliation if possible."

When asked what message he would give to those who might find themselves in similar situations, either the betrayed spouse or someone contemplating bigamy. He shared:

"To those betrayed, seek comfort in God and your support system; your worth is not defined by another's actions. For anyone contemplating such deceit, remember that honesty and fidelity are foundational to any blessed relationship, be it with God or with another person. Lies always come to light, and the truth, however painful, sets us free."

Netizens stand by the woman

The viral clip garnered 1M views, 41K likes, and 1.4K comments from social media users who expressed shock at the bold occurrence developing. One commenter shared details suggesting the wedding took place in Mozambique, further alleging that the wife had indeed provided money to the man, only for him to use it for this deceitful purpose.

Some viewers voiced their disappointment, especially if the man's family was involved in the alleged deception, highlighting the breakdown of trust. Others stated that such a scenario constituted clear grounds for divorce, asserting that a man capable of such actions was not worth any tears or emotional distress.

User @Rosie1989 said:

"Whoever told his wife about the wedding, God bless him/her🙏. Men will embarrass you 💔."

User @It’sethansdero shared:

"If you're tired of your wife, why not ask for a divorce and then marry 🤨 the person you want."

User @fyrselfⓂ️added:

"She storms it or not, he has already married her. She will only cry and move on. Wise man."

User @O’wunmi Hair Line 15 commented:

"Sisterhood is proud of you 💯 I love ur action 💯."

User @Luyanda_Kopung shared:

"This happened this last weekend in Mozambique. She gave him money from her pocket so he could pay for lobola and the wedding, and he went on to marry another woman."

User @Phionah Lathitha fifi said:

"Good girl. Fight for ur things."

Watch the TikTok video below:

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is a Human Interest reporter who joined Briefly News in August 2024. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree from the University of the Western Cape. Her journalism journey began in 2005 at the university newspaper. She later transitioned to marketing and sales at Leadership Magazine under Cape Media (2007-2009). In 2023, she joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant, contributing to digital and print platforms across current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. Bongiwe can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za