My husband brought his girlfriend home because I couldn’t fetch water”- Pregnant woman cr!es out

A pregnant lady has cried out on social media after claiming that her husband brought his girlfriend into their house since she was unable to retrieve well water because of her pregnancy.

Ngozi Lovelyn posted the story on Facebook, in which the pregnant mother asked for guidance regarding her marital circumstances.

The woman, who is in her third trimester, claims that drawing water from a well has been difficult for her because it frequently causes nausea and vertigo.

She clarified that they are now reliant on a water well for their everyday water needs because of problems with the water supply in the home her husband built.

According to the woman, she expressed her fear of losing her balance and falling down the well to her husband.

She claimed that after she explained how the duty was affecting her, her spouse insulted her and disregarded her objections.

She added that he said it would be better if she fell into the well after she told him that she had almost done so.

She made an effort to bring water despite her condition, but she slipped. But she was able to save herself from plunging into the well.

The woman claimed that after the experience, she started to fear going back to the well.

Later, she claimed, her husband went to get the water himself and promised to bring his girlfriend to look after him.

That same night, she claims, the woman was taken into their house.

Read her words below:

“Good morning mummy. Post for me. Advice me. I am pregnant. I am in my third trimester. The small house my husband built has no water, so we fetch water from a well.

“Recently I have been having issues drawing water from the well. I told him I couldn’t keep fetching water because it makes me feel dizzy and nauseous. I told him I might lose my balance and fall inside the well, but he said it would be better if I fell inside.

“I still tried to fetch the water. I slipped, but I managed to hold myself and didn’t fall into the well.