“This is embarrassing” – Mixed reactions as lady proudly admits she was not her husband’s spec, reveals why he married her (Video)

A Nigerian woman has caused a stir after she revealed that when she was going to marry her husband, she knew she was not the kind of lady he wanted.

In a video she shared via her TikTok page, the lady revealed that she didn’t meet her husband’s physical standards for the type of woman he wanted to be with, but he married her regardless.

She said his ideal woman was a chubby and exquisite-looking woman, all of which she lacked at the time.

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She claims he chose her because of her unique qualities that set her apart from other women.

According to her, some of the qualities were that she was godly, knew about his business, came from a good family, and never asked him for money till they got married.

The husband, who was also in the video with the woman, attested that his wife was indeed not his type and highlighted more of the things that made him marry her.

“I was not my husband’s spec, when my husband wanted to marry me…I knew the things he was saying in his heart, he was saying, hummm, let me just manage her, she’s hardworking, she’s a child of God, she can pray, she doesn’t bill me… I know the kind of girls my husband likes”, she said in part.

Watch video below,

The video has since gone viral and netizens had a lot to say about the lady’s revelation. See some comments as you scroll.

@oluwatomisin_keji, “Dey play,he Dey go meet his spec outside 😂😂..just keep quiet and enjoy your home in peace”.

@b.e.r.r.i.e_j.u.i.c.e, “It’s giving “settled for her” kinda vibe. This is embarrassing to me tho”.

@lemonadeswithlemons, “How is this a flex? Look at the husband that wants “oshaprapra”. 😂 Aunty you’re a gorgeous woman, i’ll give you that! He’s not even on your level of your beauty. Stay woke dear.”

@cutesythecutie, “Be deceiving yourself 😒😒.. he’s keeping you for now so he can atleast have something to chop on low budget before he’ll eventually go for his actual SPEC 😒”.

@eve__king, “But this isn’t a good thing, or am I hearing something different?”