Renowned reality star, Angel Smith, has ignited a lively discussion on the X platform, challenging traditional norms regarding the way married women address their friends’ husbands. The debate revolved around the appropriate titles for married friends’ spouses, with some suggesting formal terms like “Sir.” However, Angel staunchly defended the practice of using spouses’ names, dismissing the idea of adhering to strict etiquettes.
In the X platform conversation, Angel expressed her views on the matter, deeming the expectation of addressing spouses as “Sir” or by formal titles absurd. She emphasized the need for people to focus on more significant issues, particularly in the face of current economic challenges in the country.
“Some of you women get married and become insane. ‘Mrs’ now becomes your identity,” Angel remarked, challenging the notion that marriage should redefine one’s identity.
Angel Smith advocated for maintaining the use of spouses’ names and asserted her preference for her friends to continue addressing her husband by the name he was known by before their marriage.
The discussion took an amusing turn when an X platform user mentioned slapping a friend who would dare call her husband by his name. Angel responded with humor, saying, “If you call my husband by his name wallahi I’ll first slap you and we’ll now fight (real fight o) and unfriend each other.”
She continued to express her perspective on the matter, stating, “What am I supposed to call my friend’s husband? Sir?? Or uncle? If I light you and him. Perhaps we will call him the conqueror, the champion, igwe 2 pac.”
In a follow-up post, Angel acknowledged the cultural differences between generations and clarified that she would not refer to her friend’s husband as “daddy” unless in a joking context.
The exchange on the X platform has sparked conversations about societal expectations and the evolving dynamics of relationships, with Angel Smith at the forefront challenging traditional norms with her unapologetic stance.
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