'Why Are They Bowing?' 🤨 Wife Swap Sneak Peek

A no-nonsense Nigerian mom who raises her kids in a strict culture of respect, swaps lives with an overwhelmed mom whose disconnected husband and spoiled kids run the house.

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Taking on hot-button issues like politics, classic, race and gender, Wife Swap finds out what happens when two very different families trade spouses for two weeks.

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[theaniqa]

The Nigerian woman is a queen. Her outfit, her manners, the way she talks and carries herself. Everything is awesome!

[RakelDaNell]

She was gone backslap him for disrespecting his mother with his "better than our old mom" comment.... that's real, y'all.

[lucythomas]

2:41 “we don’t allow our children to go out after

Pedophiles & Murderers: “ikr?! So strange, why do ppl even do that?”

[saje]

"She started doing pageants at 3 months old! Did you even breastfeed this child?" This woman speaks to my soul.

[chinyerekorie]

"What time will the child have to interact with his parents."
In Nigerian speak that means, what time will he have to do things for his parents.

[cmn]

“they really are from nigeria”



no, they are actually from Wakanda.

[mackenziemathers]

“Were not fighting, because I’ll win” 😂😂 I love her

[Kate-svyv]

Really? They couldn’t even shake her hand when the American family walked in? They all just walked right past her

[tiannamcdonald]

No one:
Our Nigerian queen:
"We're not fighting. Cuz I will win"
"Ooh I grabbed myself a few times from back slapping a child" LMAO

[xoxofeji]

"They really are from Nigeria..."
No.... She was just joking. Of course they are not from Nigeria. Rather from Timbuktu

[MariAnKenobi]

That lady with the dysfunctional family: “I can help these people!”
Talk about a lack of self-awareness.

[notayoutubechannel]

"Bowing is too much" lol you people realize it's a cultural thing, let them be. Japan does a similar thing and so does India. The world doesnt work about your culture or customs only, grow up and respect.

[trish]

I thought bowing was a beautiful way of showing respect. I’d be so honoured if someone bowed to greet me

[AkitaSyn]

Are we SURE that Nigerian woman isn’t actual royalty?? Like are we SURE SURE?

[nian]

“I thought you were our color” 🤣🤣🤣 reminds me of a story my mom told me back when she saw a white person as a kid for the first time in her country and she thought he was a ghost and ran away and told her village there was a demon walking around

[sunshineandsmiles]

I am only here for the Nigerian mom! She has given me so much life in these little 5 minutes! 😂😂

[marnz.x]

‘i thought u were our colour’ oh gosh, bless him😂😂😂

edit: it’s 2025 now n i never knew my comment got likes

[brett]

She's been married 4 times and him 2. Yeah, you can obviously tell they're going to last. 🙄

[chay]

Did she really asked why the children can't play outside after the street lights come on?

[thatgrumpychick]

Everyone, regardless of nationality, needs manners, discipline and respect.