Man shocked after allegedly discovering wife was a prostitute

A man has narrated a disturbing ordeal after allegedly discovering that his wife, with whom he has two children, was secretly engaged in prostitution.

The distressed husband said he made the discovery through his close friend who had travelled from abroad to Ghana for a short stay.

According to him, the revelation left him confused and emotionally shattered.

Speaking on Secret TV, a YouTube programme hosted by Pastor Prince Elisha Osei that focuses on resolving domestic and social issues, the man explained how events unfolded.

“My best friend came from abroad and wanted to lodge in a hotel for a few days. He told me he contacted a WhatsApp hookup page to find a lady to spend time with during his stay in Ghana,” he said.

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He stated that after payment was made, the administrator of the WhatsApp group sent pictures and contact details of the lady to his friend. Upon seeing the photographs, the man said he immediately recognised the woman as his wife.

“When my friend showed me the pictures they sent to him, I was shocked. I knew instantly that the woman was my wife but I couldn’t believe it,” he recounted.

To confirm his suspicion, the man said he and his friend agreed to proceed with the arrangement when his friend arrived in Ghana.

“We decided to go ahead and meet her at the hotel just to be sure. I needed to confirm it with my own eyes,” he explained.

According to him, his fears were confirmed when he allegedly caught his wife in the hotel room with his friend.

“I walked into the room and saw my wife there. I couldn’t talk. I was completely broken,” he said.

The man further disclosed that his wife had lied to him about her whereabouts at the time.

“She told me she was travelling for a church convention and that she would be away for about three days. I never imagined she was going to meet a man in a hotel,” he added.



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