SA Woman Pranks US Husband with Hilarious Fake Spray-On Beard, Mzansi Can’t Stop Laughing

SA Woman Pranks US Husband with Hilarious Fake Spray-On Beard, Mzansi Can’t Stop Laughing

  • A South African woman played a hilarious prank on her American husband by revealing a fake spray-on beard, catching him off guard and sending him into laughter
  • The couple's playful exchange showcased their strong bond and sense of humour, with the husband embracing the joke and responding with good-natured teasing
  • The video of the prank quickly went viral, with viewers praising the couple's relationship and admiring the wife's creativity in pulling off the prank
  • Briefly News spoke to psychologist Candice Lambert, who shared insights on how humour and playful exchanges can strengthen relationships and emotional bonds

A South African woman had social media users in stitches after pulling off a light-hearted prank on her husband using a fake spray-on beard.

A couple on TikTok amused South Africans with their playful viral video prank.
A South African woman pranked her American husband with a fake spray-on beard, which entertained many people online. Image: @africanamericanfam
Source: TikTok

The video of the couple’s hilarious exchange has since captured attention, with many viewers praising their playful relationship.

The clip begins with the woman sitting in the car, explaining that she had told her husband she was going to get her hair done. When he eventually joined her in the car, he eagerly asked to see her new look. Wearing a hoodie pulled low, she teased him by refusing to show it at first.

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Finally, she pulled down the hoodie to reveal a bold, dark spray-on beard covering her face. Her husband’s reaction was immediate; he gasped in shock before bursting out laughing. "No, you did not," he exclaimed, hardly able to believe the transformation.

Instead of being upset, the husband embraced the humour of the moment. With a wide grin, he told her he actually "loved" the look, joking that she now looked like "one of the homies." His light-hearted response made the prank even funnier for Mzansi viewers, who couldn’t stop laughing at his good-natured reaction.

The video that was posted by the couple on TikTok under the @africanamericanfam on 1 October 2025 quickly spread online, with many South Africans commenting on the pair’s bond. Some praised the husband for taking the prank so well, while others admired the wife’s creativity in pulling it off.

The playful moment not only highlighted their sense of humour but also reminded many of the joy found in small, silly gestures. For this couple, laughter truly seemed to be the secret ingredient.

Candice Lambert on how humour strengthens relationships

While speaking to Briefly News, psychologist Candice Lambert, expressed how humour and playful exchanges can strengthen relationships and emotional bonds by saying:

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"More recent meta-analyses of brain imaging studies show that when people process something humorous (as opposed to neutral material), certain regions light up — especially in the frontal cortex, temporal lobes, and reward circuits (including parts of the striatum). (ScienceDirect)."

She added:

"Because humour involves both cognition and emotion, it can reset negative feelings, offer relief, and redirect attention. Some researchers even suggest that laughter evolved as a social signal — to mark safety, strengthen bonds, and ease group tension."

She ended off by saying that humour isn’t just being silly. "It’s a deeply wired human process involving thought, feeling, reward, and social connection."

A South African woman pulled off a hilarious prank on her American husband with a fake spray-on beard, leaving many people online entertained.
South Africans were amused by this couple's playful and viral prank on TikTok. Image: @africanamericanfam
Source: TikTok

South Africa is amused by the couple's funny prank

The online community was entertained as they took to the comments section to crack jokes, while some expressed their thoughts, saying:

D said:

"I'm here for Eddie's laugh."

Khanykhanyo wrote:

"But Judy looks so fine, oh."

Zoey added:

"Yoh, the laugh is killing me. I can't breathe."

Lima shared:

"Eddie's laugh is contagious."

User commented:

"You guys are cool."

Mellow_24 replied:

"Now that's an older version of TJ, nobody can convince me otherwise."

@Zeenaturals91 was amused:

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"Shem wena yaz, but you're such a handsome man ke."

Watch the video below:

South African women prank their hubbies

Source: Briefly News

Authors:
Johana Mukandila avatar

Johana Mukandila (Human Interest Editor) Johana Tshidibi Mukandila has been a Human Interest Reporter at Briefly News since 2023. She has over four years of experience as a multimedia journalist. Johana 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

Candice Lambert avatar

Candice Lambert (Mental health advocate and director at Kids Dialogue) Candice Lambert, with a background in neuroscience coaching, psychology, and business strategy, is currently pursuing her Master’s in Neuropsychology. She leads the Wellness Dialogue Group, supporting families with the Teddy Clinic and Life Healthcare. She’s also involved with the NPO Healthy Future Kids and runs the World Changers Holiday Club for children. Candice has been a featured speaker on TV and radio, including 702 and Newzroom Afrika, and serves as a resident coach on INX Prime Live.

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