Controversial actor Lege Miami claims men have the right to cheat in marriage, while women do not, stating that women who can’t accept a cheating husband are not ready for marriage

Controversial actor and self-proclaimed relationship coach, Adams Kehinde, popularly known as Lege Miami, has ignited a firestorm of debate with his recent assertions regarding infidelity in marriage.

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In a now-viral video shared on his Instagram page, Lege Miami claimed that there are distinct rules for men and women when it comes to cheating within the marital bond, asserting that men possess the right to be unfaithful, while women do not.

According to Lege Miami, any single woman who is unable to accept the possibility of a cheating husband is fundamentally unprepared for marriage.

In the contentious video, Lege Miami also stated, “Any married woman who puts a password on her phone is a prostitute. Do you want to argue that because your husband’s phone has a password, you should also do the same? You are not ready for marriage. You can pack your load and leave the house. As a relationship expert, I will say that to you.”

He further elaborated on his controversial stance, saying, “Your husband can cheat, but as a woman, you don’t have the right to cheat. If you want to be a good and responsible wife, tolerate your cheating husband.”

Lege Miami’s outspoken and unconventional views have predictably triggered a wave of mixed reactions across social media platforms, with a significant number of individuals vehemently disagreeing with his assertions and criticizing his perspective on marital fidelity and gender roles within a marriage.