Relationship expert Joro Olumofin claims that many pregnant women in Nigeria are engaging in a disturbing trend of cheating on their husbands at an alarming rate.

With a reputation for providing insightful advice and linking singles up for relationships and marriage, Joro Olumofin exposes a societal pattern that has left many baffled and concerned.

Joro stated that many pregnant women now seek for affection and sexual satisfaction from men other than their husbands because they lack the patience and understanding to control their sexual urge during pregnancy

The relationship expert highlights the disconnect between expectant couples, emphasizing the importance of communication and empathy during pregnancy. Joro suggests that husbands, perhaps unintentionally, may neglect their wives’ sexual needs during this time, leading some pregnant women to seek affection and satisfaction elsewhere. This raises concerns about the state of communication and emotional intimacy in marriages, urging couples to address these issues openly.

Joro Olumofin’s revelations challenge societal norms and expectations surrounding pregnancy and fidelity. The stigma associated with infidelity, especially during a period traditionally seen as sacred, adds an extra layer of complexity to the issue. The expert’s claims prompt a reflection on the societal pressures that may contribute to the emotional and physical strains experienced by pregnant women, potentially leading them to seek solace outside their marriages.

He claims that research shows that many pregnant women have increased desire for sex, but regrettably, because of the physical changes that come with pregnancy—such as weight gain, larger noses, or even the growing of a beard—they frequently encounter sexual neglect from their husbands.

Olumofin bemoans the lack of understanding among expectant mothers, noting that some are now turning to extramarital affairs for gratification, which is contributing to an increase in adultery.

He wrote:

“Studies have shown that women are very healthy on their own and when they’re pregnant.

It’s very sad that a lot of pregnant women are being seriously ignored by their husbands because of the physical changes that come with pregnancy. Weight Gain, Wide Nose, Growing a beard, etc.

“Understanding” Pregnant Wives are scarce because. Pregnant women are rapidly ch ting on their husbands.”

Joro Olumofin’s revelation about the alleged increase in infidelity among pregnant women in Nigeria sparks a necessary conversation about the challenges faced by expectant mothers and the state of intimacy in marriages. It underscores the importance of open communication, empathy, and societal support for couples navigating the complex terrain of pregnancy. (Azeera)