Legit.ng reports the personal account of a woman named Peace, whose husband left her for another woman after 27 years of marriage, telling her she had 'let herself go'. According to the report, rediscovered family tapes later revealed the truth about the marriage and helped her reconnect with her inner strength. The husband subsequently returned, described as screaming, following the collapse of his new relationship.

Kenyan media personality Andrew Kibe has spoken publicly about the collapse of his four-year marriage, discussing the challenges that led him to end the relationship. Speaking on the latest episode of The Kisiangani Podcast, the former radio presenter reflected on the union and explained what he described as the main reason behind his decision to walk away, according to Ghafla Kenya.

Obren Motswane has left Married at First Sight Mzansi Season 3, citing his personal "healing journey" as the reason for walking out, according to The Citizen. Following his exit, viewers of the South African reality show have turned their attention to his on-screen wife, Laurinda Mabunda, digging up her LinkedIn profile and expressing fascination with her credentials as an economist. The story has generated significant discussion among fans of the series on social media.

The United States has explained the circumstances under which a foreign divorce may not be recognised or granted. According to the guidance, a divorce obtained abroad can be rejected if the country that issued it lacked proper jurisdiction over the couple. It may also be denied if proper notice was not given to both spouses or if required legal procedures were not followed during the process.

The article discusses the concept of revenge as a potential therapeutic outlet for individuals experiencing emotional pain, particularly in the context of romantic relationships. It features the story of Rele, who was excited to move in with her boyfriend after 18 months, but also highlights warnings about cohabitation not necessarily leading to marriage. The piece reflects on the complexities of love and the emotional responses that can arise when relationships face challenges.

NTV Uganda's NTV Men programme explored what it takes to build a lasting marriage, with male guests sharing lessons from past relationships and reflecting on the choices, commitment and values they consider essential. The episode also featured discussion of Chris Nsubuga's book 'Marry Well', in which the author explains his perspectives on making marriage work, according to the broadcaster's description of the show.