A Look Inside The House Of A White Woman Who Married An African Man, They Live In A Village

• A TikToker amazed netizens when he shared a video of how a white woman married an African man and stayed with him in a village
• The video gave netizens a look into the woman's humble abode where she lived with her husband
• Several netizens were dumbfounded at the video and took to the comments to share their thoughts

A TikToker with the handle @sy_ma_phi shared a video on social media that showed how a white woman proudly flaunted the home where she lived with her African husband. She took netizens on a virtual tour of the home.

The white woman showed her bedroom, kitchen and dining area. She confessed that the house looked messy but she was not shy to show people where she stayed with her family. Watch the video below.

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Netizens react to the video of the house

For many netizens, the home was not up to standard and wondered why she would subject herself to this kind of life. YEN.com.gh compiles a few reactions below.

susanannspencer said:

Well, I will be more grateful for my house from now on

Sky is my name added:

Love is beautiful, no matter where you live, the main thing is that you are happy with the love of your life

nikiwe206 commented:

Sometimes love can go beyond measures l don't understand...As long as she's in love it's okay

m.arnold69 remarked:

It is unpredictable and doesn't make sense, but what's important is what gives one comfort...there is a reason for everything.

shamimrazzaq702 asked:

Is this what they call that love is blind? Or it's witchcraft

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Woman Moves From America To Ghana, Lives in Coconut House That Is Off The Grid

Leslie Jones, a lady from Los Angeles in the United States, moved to Ghana to live off the grid in a coconut home. Leslie disclosed that her house was hand-woven from coconut leaves, bamboo sticks, and wood. The American woman claimed that she chose to live in a coconut home since she didn't have enough money to pay for an Airbnb when she opted to remain in Ghana for three months.

Source: YEN.com.gh