Two Rusape Men Make Money From Bedroom Photos Of Married Cheats
Rusape has been shocked by an odd occurrence after two well-known men started selling private photographs of two married cheats.
The little community of Rusape has been shaken by the illicit relationship between dealer Farai Bepe and his sweetheart Egifa Njanike.
Both individuals, who are married to other people, are now embroiled in a controversy that has shaken the neighbourhood.
Exposed pictures of Farai Bepe and Egifa Njanike’s interactions began circulating in and around Rusape, which led to the discovery of their relationship. The illicit relationship between Egifa, a resident of the Gandanzara District, and dealer Farai, who is well-known in the neighbourhood, had been kept a secret up until this point.
According to Egifa, the affair began during a tumultuous period in her marriage. She revealed that Farai seduced her when her relationship with her husband was on the rocks. To make matters worse, Farai had recorded their erotic moments and saved them on a memory card that did not belong to him.
In a candid interview with H-Metro, Egifa expressed her remorse over the affair and the subsequent leak of the explicit photographs. She revealed that two villagers, Caleb and Regis, were profiting from the sale of the compromising images. They first leaked the pictures to Egifa’s husband before capitalizing on the demand for scandalous material.
“My husband was deeply hurt by the revelation, and I apologized for betraying his trust,” Egifa shared. “He left for Harare without saying much, and I am expecting him to return tomorrow.”
Egifa also shed light on the challenges her marriage was facing, which ultimately led her to succumb to Farai’s advances.
She expressed her frustration with Farai’s carelessness in using a memory card that did not belong to him, leading to the exposure of their private moments.
“This incident has brought immense shame upon me, and I hope that whoever leaked the pictures will be held accountable,” Egifa added, highlighting her desire for justice.
