Hell has no fury like a woman scorned, a"husband and his mistress" discovered when they were accosted in a scene reminiscent of the television seriesThis is according to eyewitness Uzair Achmat, who recorded the incident."We were chilling, smoking cigarettes when we saw this commotion starting, but we didn't really know what it was.
"We decided to go outside to see what it was all about. When we eventually figured it out, we found out that the wife actually caught the husband cheating," Achmat told TimesLIVE."The fight escalated and she took various things out the car and threw them into the road. He just got out, picked it up, went back to the car and he just disappeared."
When does it become Gender Based Violence?
Husband 'klaps' wife and her boyfriend... It was funny then but not funny now neh
Eaten too much Hot Cross Buns?
Eeeeeeeh 😲
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