The Ugandan socialite argued that women whose partners stop them from working but fail to provide for their basic needs should not hesitate to accept support from someone else.
According to Zari, some men insist that their partners remain financially dependent on them, yet fail to fulfil their responsibilities or provide adequate care.
She maintained that if another person is willing to offer the woman both emotional and financial support, she should not feel guilty about accepting it.
Zari went further to make a controversial comparison, arguing that being unfaithful to a partner who neither provides for nor takes care of the relationship should not necessarily be viewed as cheating.
She described such a situation as “self-defence,” a comment that has since generated mixed reactions online, with many users debating her stance on relationships and financial responsibility.
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