VIDEO: Married lady says side chicks are important and should be recognised

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A married lady from South Africa has sparked a heated debate after she declared in a trending video that side chicks are important and should be recognized, not marginalized.
According to her, many wives are already tired after being saddled with so much responsibilities – having to deal with their kids, demanding jobs and still take care of their men.
The least they can do, this woman says, is to outsource and allow side chicks service their husbandsPress play to watch and let us know if you agree with her.
Watch the video below:

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