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Family vlogger Ducky Bhai criticizes men who divorce wives

Pakistan’s famous family vlogger Ducky Bhai has openly shared his views on the sensitive topics of marriage and divorce

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Family Vlogger Ducky Bhai
Family Vlogger Ducky Bhai


Pakistan’s famous family vlogger Ducky Bhai has openly shared his views on the sensitive topics of marriage and divorce during a recent conversation.


Known for his family-friendly videos and beautiful bonding with his wife Aroob Jatoi, Ducky Bhai said that marriage is only for mature and responsible people.


While speaking to the media outside the court, he strongly criticized men who divorce their wives shortly after marriage.


He said that if a person is not mentally mature, they should not get married. “If you cannot maintain a relationship, why ruin someone’s life?” he questioned.


The vlogger further stated that some people already know from the beginning that they will not continue the relationship, yet they still get married, affecting both families in the process.


According to Ducky Bhai, relationship issues should be resolved wisely and family members should not be involved in every matter, as this often worsens the situation.


He also referred to a statement by renowned playwright Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar, saying that a person who decides to leave a relationship has emotionally already exited it.


Social media users are praising Ducky Bhai’s statement, with fans saying that his words reflect good upbringing and strong family values. Many users also described him as a sensible and responsible husband.

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Humayun Mehmoti
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