Handagam reveals her husband's surprising new habit of becoming a 'yes-man' after her pregnancy
Handagam confessed to the changes in her husband, who has been efficiently handling the dishes and recycling since her pregnancy, and noted his peculiar habit of doing everything with his toes.
Broadcaster Handagam drew laughter by sharing glimpses of her daily life with her husband, which has changed significantly following her pregnancy. Now in her seventh year of marriage, Handagam revealed that her husband has become a total "yes-man" who unconditionally cooperates with her.
Handagam explained that her husband's attitude has shifted noticeably since she became pregnant. She noted that whenever she asks him to take out the recycling, do the dishes, or search for specific information, he responds immediately. While he used to procrastinate even when asked, he has now transformed into someone who acts right away without a word of complaint.
Changes brought by pregnancy: "It feels like he's finally on my side"
Handagam expressed both guilt and gratitude regarding her husband's transformation. As her husband began accepting all her requests due to the pregnancy, she shared her happiness, saying she should fully enjoy this period. She also reflected that, thanks to his devoted attitude, it finally feels as though he is completely on her side.
However, despite his seemingly perfect attitude, there is a peculiar habit of his that leaves Handagam bewildered. As someone who is naturally organized, Handagam cannot stand clutter, but she confessed that a specific behavior of her husband constantly disrupts this order.
"Doing everything with his toes": The husband's unique lifestyle habit
Handagam confessed that her husband has a habit of picking up and moving everything in the house using his toes. She expressed shock at seeing him use his toes instead of bending over. His habit of performing everyday tasks, such as picking up a remote control or moving toilet paper with his toes, resonated with the other participants.
In particular, the habit is so ingrained that he continues to work for an hour using only his toes, even without wearing shoes. Handagam kept the mood lighthearted, jokingly describing his eccentric habit by saying that if he uses his fingers, he loses.
