“Don’t Change Your Mind”: Trending Wife Burns Memorabilia of Cheating Husband, SA Touched
- A local woman who has been trending since sharing a video of herself confronting her husband about his multiple affairs is in the spotlight again
- This time, the woman decided to destroy everything that reminded her of her wedding day, and she shared that on her TikTok account
- Social media users flooded the comments section showing her love and support, while others gave her sound advice
Source: TikTok
A woman from Pretoria shocked Mzansi recently when she alleged that her husband, Paul, was in a relationship with over 100 women, while showing proof. She soon followed with a post of her destroying things that reminded her of her marriage to her husband.
The clip was shared on TikTok by @galaletsangprecio on 31 March 2026, where it went viral, garnering 684K views and nearly 2K comments from viewers debating the woman's actions.
The video begins with a picture of the couple during their wedding ceremony, where they looked happy. It then transitions to show her burning the dress she wore on her special day in the built-in braai area. Clearly hurt by her man's alleged relationships with over 100 women, the woman did not end there.
Burning of the wedding regalia
The creator, TikTok @galaletsangprecio, brought their large wedding poster, broke it into two halves, and then added it to the fire. Determined to have no reminder of her marriage to Paul around her, she went and brought the pictures also taken from her wedding and burnt them too.
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SA offers the woman moral support
The clip went viral, garnering massive views, likes, and comments from social media users who felt sympathetic for the woman. Many viewers comforted the creator and told her that she didn't deserve what her husband had put her through, while assuring her that the pain would get better with time. Some told her that healing was a journey and wished her love and light. Others felt that burning the items, especially the pictures, was a bad idea. They argued that those were supposed to be kept for the children to look at when they were older.
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User @Lebo Mamala said:
"When I say I don't love my husband, people blame me. I didn't marry for love."
User @Ntokozo Mtshweni shared:
"Stop making decisions while you’re still angry, allow yourself to calm down, then decide. Never let your emotions control you."
User @Tiego Petra 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦 commented:
"My dear, go through all these stages unapologetically. This is your journey. Healing is a journey, and you will get there. Don't dare change your mind because it gets worse with every apology accepted. The peace you will experience after all this is out of this world. You'll even realise you're actually even more beautiful than you are right now. You will look back and laugh at yourself for loving such a man. Hugs."
User @motso added:
"The way you were writing those paragraphs, mama😭. I think it was a bad idea to burn those things🥲. Those paragraphs show that you're still gonna fix and love him! Love and light, mama,😭."
User @Miranda said:
"I hate it when people tell someone how to handle their pain. Allow this lady to grieve however she wants. Even if she comes back and forgives, it’s entirely up to her. I am so sorry you are going through this, Precious. May you find healing🫂."
User @GlorySibande commented:
"I’m so sorry 😔. You didn’t deserve this. You loved loudly and publicly, and you will heal loudly and publicly too🥰."
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- A heartbroken wife recorded her husband while confronting him about allegedly cheating with over 100 women, shocking the online community.
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- A wife in pain shared a screen grab message confronting her helper, who slept with and fell pregnant by her husband, touching many viewers.
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