Any wealthy woman snatching my husband is welcome. She must take care of my family - Adewole Deshola

A lady sparked heated reactions online after boldly claiming that although she has money but no husband, she is willing to take the husbands of women who “don’t know their husband’s value.” The statement alone stirred controversy, as many saw it as openly promoting infidelity and disrespect toward marriage, reducing relationships to competitions and possessions rather than commitments built on trust and loyalty.

One particularly shocking reply read “Happy snatching mai dear just ensure u have enough money to fud us, my husband kids and myself.” This response is troubling because it normalizes and even celebrates marital betrayal as if it were a transaction. It suggests that loyalty can be bought and that family stability is negotiable for financial gain. Such views trivialize the emotional, moral, and social foundations of marriage, turning what should be a sacred bond into a marketplace exchange.