Sarah Kabu: Infidelity Shouldn’t Be a Reason to Leave Men
Image: Sarah with Simon KabuSarah Kabu has stepped down from her role as chairperson of the Goat Wives Association after serving a successful five-year term.
In an interview with KTN Home, Sarah explained her decision, saying, “I felt it was time to hand over the leadership to someone else after serving for over five years. Even the presidential term limit lasts five years, and as a president, I believe that’s enough. So, I decided to pass the torch to someone else to take it to the next level.”
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45-year-old Sarah Kabu has sparked curiosity after sharing advice on how to catch a cheating husband
Earlier this year, in February 2024, Sarah participated in the Goat Wife challenge, which sparked a lot of buzz. In a video, she shared a glimpse into her life as a “goat wife,” starting her day by praying for her family, exercising with her husband, and supporting his business. She also mentioned enjoying cooking for him but also appreciated when he occasionally treated her to meals out.
Sarah also made headlines with a TikTok video addressing the issue of husbands bringing their side chicks on family vacations. She explained that the purpose of the video was to advise women, particularly those who may be unaware of such behavior. “I meet women in hotels who suspect their husbands are sneaking off to see someone else,” she said. “I just wanted to offer some advice to women going through similar situations.”
In the interview, Sarah shared her current perspective on relationships, saying, “Cheating should not be the reason we leave men or worry about our husbands. Let’s focus on bigger issues. When you become unbothered, they start to worry about you. Let men be who they were created to be.”
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She added a word of caution, advising women to consider their safety first: “If your life is not in danger, if you’re not under any threat, and he’s just having fun, let him be. Couples are separating unnecessarily these days, and I feel it’s not always needed unless there’s a life-threatening situation.”
