Zari Hassan Stops Women Who Spit on Shakib: “That's My Husband”

Zari Hassan has criticized the netizens who attacked her husband, Shakib Lutaaya, for the way he speaks English
Zari pointed out that her husband is successful and asked the women who are staring at him to stop because he is someone's husband
Zari also boasted about Shakib appearing on Netflix, leaving fans on the internet with mixed reactions

Socialite from Uganda Zari Hassanbased in South Africa, has asked the women who stalk her husband, Shakib Cam Lutaaya, to stop.

Zari Hassan defended her husband Shakib from netizens who criticized the way he speaks English. Photo: Shakib Cam, Zari Hassan.
Source: Instagram

The mother of five children shared a video criticizing netizens who are offended by the way her husband speaks English while emphasizing his success.

Why Zari Hassan believes Shakib is successful

In a clip re-shared by Dr Hassan The Great on TikTok, Zari was also proud of Shakib's appearance on the Young, Famous, and African reality show Netflix.

“My husband is going to be the person you want to own. But I'll tell you this, he's winning. It's not about his English, what he's going to say on the show, or how he's represented on the show. I have a feeling he's already winning, he's on Netflix, I don't think Shakib cares what you say, he's very quiet, doesn't say much,” he said.

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Zari defended her husband after his voice in the video of their holiday caused netizens to wonder if this is how he communicates.

She also emphasized that netizens will not break her husband while praising him as a successful man.

The socialite also commented on people's claims that she should have married a richer man befitting her status.

“No. I loved his heart. It's not your expectations. I'm too much. I don't even know how my husband tolerates me. Give flowers to Shakib. I'm too much. And my husband still stands by me. That makes him a man; he holds me. And now, for because he's going to be Netflix's Shakib, you ladies start hmmm, you know what I mean, I see you, but that's my husband.”

Watch the video below:

Here are some comments from social media users:

@Jaybkats said:

“Dear God, don't give me a man that I will have to explain to the world. Let his outward appearance and the way he expresses himself with his voice say it all.”