- Nollywood actress, Chizzy Alichi banters her husband, Chike Ugochukwu Mbah for not being a romantic partner.
- The actress playfully dragged her hubby over his reaction to a silly joke she played on him.
- The post garnered a lot of comments from netizens accordingly.
Nollywood actress, Chizzy Alichi playfully calls out her husband, Chike Ugochukwu Mbah for not being a romantic partner.
In a video shared on her Instagram page, the actress watched a woman break an egg on her man’s head and subsequently tried to recreate it on her husband.
Alichi’s case was quite different as her egg smashed all over her husband’s face causing him to leave the spot immediately.
The actress on her part beckoned on him to come back for her to smash the 2nd egg on his head but he ignored her call.
Calling out her hubby in a light-hearted manner, she wrote:
“This my husband is not romantic at all 🤣🤣🤣 how can you be running for ordinary egg 🙈🙈🤣”
See the post below:
Reacting to the video, Actor, Stan Nze wrote: “What is romantic about breaking egg on ya husband end? Bia @blessingjessicaobasi you had better not try this one with me o 😂”
Nkechi Blessing wrote: “He ran? If na person wey I know,he go empty dt crate of egg for my head🤥”
Peggy Ovire wrote: “You lucky he didn’t crack 1 on your head too 😂”
Uju Okoli wrote: “Your husband suppose use big black frying pan wipe your back head(ogor),make una dey ROMANTIC together…that one sef dey trend online,Abi you never see am😂😂😂😂…let your baby boo breathhhhhhhhhh😂😂😂😂…love you guys❤️❤️❤️”
Queen Nwokoye wrote: “😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 don’t break my in-law’s face ooo.”
iam_six_narf wrote: “What’s the world turning into???.. u dey burst egg for ur husband head all for jokes and views… na better back hand u for chop.”
donjilyion wrote: “Tiz how Istagram ruins marriages.. Cuz u see & want to do,, to me tiz is out right disrespect but anyone knows their partner anyways, cuz no woman in the world can try this sh’t in the name of love, U see on Istagram leave it there don’t bring it home ..There’s a message behind this act in my culture so let’s be guided by wat we see online.”