Nadha admitted that she regretted after previously accepting the invitation from a married man to have an affair. Already being a wife but not legally, in the end, this status made Nadha feel like her fate was on the verge of destruction. Until she became pregnant, the man showed no signs of marrying her officially. Nadha only wants her status to be clear in the eyes of her partner, family, and society. She doesn't want to be a mistress forever.

Next, Nadha said that she did not want to take away the position of the legal wife that has hurt her all this time. However, Nadha pleaded with her sister-in-law's partner to marry her officially. She is willing even if she becomes the second wife. "I am not taking (the legal husband and wife), I am only ready to be the second wife," said Nadha while shedding tears.

According to the information in the post, Nadha and her partner have been in a secret marriage since last year. In the video, the woman asks for her secret partner to take responsibility for leaving her while she was pregnant and indirectly accuses the legal wife of hindering their relationship, which has invited criticism from netizens.

Many netizens are furious with the statement of the hijab-wearing woman who seems to be a victim of a mutual liking relationship with someone else's husband. "Is she healthy?? Why would she want to sleep with someone else's husband? You're the one enjoying it, while the legitimate wife is asked to accept it so that you become the second wife 🤖. "Don't interfere with the scene 🤣 why would she want to sleep with someone else's husband, knowing that he is someone else's husband, and when she gets pregnant, she asks for responsibility 😓."

"'Do not hinder the responsibility of my husband,' the sister herself hinders her own wife's happiness by tempting another man." "'Not as his wife' but in front of him she is ready to become a second wife. Are you healthy, sister?" "She is the one who destroys other people's households, feeling disadvantaged. Who asked her to be with another man, marrying without a guardian, isn't that adultery?"