A married couple from Ipoh went viral on the internet this week after the wife revealed how she fell in love with her significantly-older husband.
The woman, known as Sofea Safina, took to her TikTok to share several sweet photos and videos of her and her partner. In one of her posts, she revealed that they first met in 2015, before eventually making the big decision to tie the knot.
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It was also revealed that Sofea got married when she was “one her way to reaching” 17, while her husband was 50 years old. Despite their wide age gap of 33 years, we can tell that the couple are deeply in love with each other! In another post on TikTok, the young lady also shared that she decided to venture into small business to help her husband, who only works as a grass cutter and also a house painter.
Sofea also shared a video of her on a cycling date with her partner. She wrote, “We have our own car. But my husband drives the car to work. Then again, the vehicle is not really working, so we only ride the bike on the street every evening.” As a result of their efforts, they managed to purchase a motorcycle, after three years of tying the knot. “Thank you, God, for bringing him into my life. Although our lives are still lacking, we accept everything with arms wide open,” Sofea stated.
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The video shared by Sofea has since gone viral, garnering tons of positive reactions from netizens on social media. Some even argued that her husband looks younger than his age. Read what they said here:
In response to the overwhelming number of responses online, Sofea posted another video on her TikTok where she appeared to thank everyone for their kind prayers. Watch it here:
@nssrmrm Terima kasih kepada yg mendoakan saya & suami #fypシ #slidefotovideo
Sources: TikTok, Oh My Media.
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