“My wife is influential.” The “men” agreed to publish details about their lives in exchange for “airsoft dollars” and “advertising dirhams.”

Heba Press – Rabat

Faced with rising prices and the spread of social networks, some “men” are no longer content with having a relationship with a “salaried woman”. The “influential woman” has instead become a “golden goose”. “, who will not only share with the marriage the burdens and costs of daily life, but will also take care of the majority of the expenses, if not all, will offer the husband and family a luxurious life in exchange for closing the mouth, eyes and ears of her “daily routine” and the details of their life that she will constantly share with her followers.

“My wife is influential.” Pregnancy and marital conflicts “Asyad Al-Boz”

Many husbands do not hesitate to share the news of their wife’s pregnancy with all its details, from the “date of fertilization of the egg”, then the sex of the fetus, to the date of birth, before “the video or the reel of the buzz” arrives linked to the day of birth and the atmosphere of its reception.

Recently, many Instagram and Tik Tok influencers have been competing to share the news of their pregnancy, which helps increase interactions on their social media accounts and also allows them to get new publicity.

Social media influencers describe the decision to get pregnant as a “winning equation”, believing that it sometimes costs them effort and fatigue, both physically and psychologically, pointing out that the financial aspect related to medications, clothes for the newborn and for the mother, and all its supplies, then the Aqeeqah ceremony, etc., is done through advertisements.

On the other hand, a number of influencers create fake scenarios and stories related to separation and divorce in order to attract the largest number of followers and create great interaction.

Some influencers do not hesitate to publish videos and “stories” in which they recount their exposure to betrayals, abuse or fraud on the part of their husband or their husband’s family, deliberately creating “buzz” to attract the greatest number of followers and ensure they obtain a significant share of advertising.

“My wife is influential.” Husbands gave up their jobs to accompany their wives.

A number of husbands have chosen to give up their jobs to accompany their wives or stay home to do housework and look after the children.

A number of husbands of social media influencers have given up their jobs and, in recent times, have insisted on accompanying their wives on their advertisements for stores, restaurants, hotels and other projects, under the titles of “manager”, “private driver” and “escort”.

A number of husbands also do not hesitate to have their wives participate in videos advertising specific products related to cosmetics, clothing brands, jewelry or food products.

A number of female influencers have chosen to take on special projects for their husbands, to address the criticism they face and avoid being labeled as the “influencer’s man,” as well as to silence their husbands if they demand that they stop and remove themselves from “social media.”

Influencer’s husband: “My wife likes to offer pure content and I avoid reading negative comments.”

One of the influencer’s husbands defended the content his wife posts on TikTok and Instagram.

The husband mentioned in an interview with Heba Press that his influential wife shares with her followers some details of her daily life, the products she inquires about, as well as the destinations where she has a good time.

The same commenter called his wife’s content “clean,” adding, “My wife offers pure content and doesn’t have my daily routine.”

Regarding negative comments, the same speaker stressed that he tries to avoid them as much as possible, pointing out that a number of them make him angry, especially those recorded in the videos that bring them together, describing him in particular as a “cuckold” and a “bitter man” and describing his wife as “our perfect women.”

Moreover, while the husbands of influencers do not hesitate to publish the details of their daily lives on social networks, a large group of Moroccan men categorically refuse to publish their most basic private family life, from photos of their wives and children to the rest of their life details, considering that the first condition of “manhood” is to preserve the privacy of the home and family at all costs.