Viral Video: Wife Serves Food After An Argument, Suspicious Husband's Trick To Check Backfires, Watch

Viral Video: Husbands and wives often argue with each other over trivial issues. Those who are revengeful do not forget to take revenge on each other. A viral video has surfaced on social media, where a husband had an argument with his wife. To take a revenge on him, his wife serves him food. The husband feeds her with a spoon to show his love to her. After some time, she pretends to have a pain in her neck, and falls on the bed. On seeing this husband vomits out food he has eaten, thinking she has added something noxious to this food. But later wife makes him realize that she has taken revenge on him. 

Viral Video Amazing Viewers On Social Media

This viral video is amazing viewers on social media. It lays focus on a husband who had an argument with his wife. In return, wife takes revenge on him by serving him food. 

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What Does This Video Focus On?

This video focuses on an incident where a husband had an argument with his wife. The wife plans to take revenge on him by serving him food. The husband feeds her food with a spoon to show his love to her. After a couple of seconds, wife pretends to have pain in her neck. On seeing this, husband vomits food, thinking she has added something noxious to the food. But wife becomes normal to prove that she has taken revenge on him. 

This video has been taken from the the_abel_family_ Instagram account. It has received 31,200 likes and comments from viewers. 

What Comments Has This Video Received From Viewers?

This video has received many comments from viewers. One of them has to say, “I can’t stop laughing 😂😂😂”; second viewer says, “Jajajaja Jajajaja 😂😂😂😂😂”; third viewer comments, “No way I would eat from her again 😂😂😂😂😂😂”; fourth viewer says, “She is good got ya😂😂😂”

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