I Provide For All Of Them, Says Lady Who Married Three Husbands

It’s important to note that polyandry, or the practice of a woman having multiple husbands, is not widely accepted or legal in many parts of the world. However, there are some cultures where it is accepted.

In a recent news story, a woman with three husbands stated that she provides for all of them. While this may seem unusual to some, it’s important to note that it’s not uncommon for women to be the primary breadwinners in some cultures.

In an interview recently, the polyandrist known as Nellie claimed that she fulfills all of their needs, both financially and romantically, so they have no need to seek those needs elsewhere.

The woman claimed that she wed the three men after her first spouse, whom she had been married for eight years and had two children with, died in a car accident.

“My name is Nellie, and I am the village record holder in this area with three husbands. I have lived with these three men as my husbands for three years. I had a husband with whom we were together for eight years who died in a car accident.

After he died, I was left with his brother, Hassan, and we continued living in the same house as before my late husband died. He showed me love, and I ended up falling for him.”

“Living with three men makes me feel very happy, and I can confirm that my men are also happy because they have everything they want, and I’m sure they wouldn’t cheat on me because I believe I satisfy their needs”.

Polyandry can be a complex and nuanced practice, and it’s important to understand the reasons behind it. In some cultures, it’s seen as a way to ensure the family’s survival, particularly in areas with limited resources.

It can also be a way to ensure that women are not left alone to raise children if one husband dies or is unable to provide for the family. It’s also crucial to recognize that polyandry may not be a viable or desirable option for everyone.