A disturbing video of a woman publicly slapping her husband has gone viral, sparking widespread outrage and debate on social media. The footage, reportedly captured outside a shop, shows the woman yelling at the man, claiming he doesn’t earn and lives off her money. As she repeatedly slaps and yells at him, the man is seen trying to defend himself by holding her hand, all while bystanders stand around watching the scene unfold without intervening.
The video was shared on X (formerly Twitter) with the caption: “A disturbing video shows a wife publicly slapping her husband just because he isn’t earning.” It quickly gained traction, with many users criticizing the woman’s actions and expressing concern over the normalization of violence against men.
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A disturbing video shows a wife publicly Slapping her husband just because he isn’t earning
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One user angrily asked, “What even?! Who gave her the right to publicly shame him??” Another questioned, “Is this trend of wife slapping or torturing husband? Or it was always there but not getting highlighted.”
A particularly thought-provoking comment referenced comedian Chris Rock: “Reminds me of what the comedian Chris Rock said — ‘Only women, children & dogs are loved unconditionally.’”
Some users empathized with the man’s financial situation and highlighted that economic struggle should never be grounds for public humiliation. “Struggling to earn is not a crime. Slapping your partner in public is. Let’s stop normalising violence just because the victim is a man,” read one post.
Another wrote, “He lost his income, not his dignity. A disturbing video shows a wife publicly assaulting her husband just because he isn’t earning. Abuse has no gender — every human deserves respect.”
As the video continues to circulate, it has reignited conversations about emotional abuse, public shaming, and the importance of respecting all individuals regardless of gender. The incident has also prompted calls for equal attention to cases of domestic violence faced by men, reminding society that dignity and respect are universal rights.
