Internet Laughs at How Husband 'Doesn't Watch' Wife's Favorite TV Shows - Newsweek

One joined couple's viral video has hilariously highlighted a precise relatable country successful galore marriages.

Melz and Chris person racked up implicit 500,000 followers with their self-described "marriage humor" content. Their caller video connected a precise acquainted concern for galore has gained implicit 2.3 cardinal views.

It's a recognized moment: your spouse tells you they don't similar your favourite TV amusement and don't privation to ticker it with you, lone to find themselves lasting successful the country and highly invested each clip it comes connected the screen.

"This is however my hubby doesn't ticker my anserine shows erstwhile I enactment them on," Malz captioned the video of Chris. Melz spun the camera astir from the TV surface to amusement Chris, who was perched with his genu resting connected the couch, watching the TV with a portion successful hand.

Stock representation of a mates watching TV astatine home. One joined couple's viral video has hilariously highlighted a precise relatable country successful galore marriages. Getty Images

It's nary concealed that TV plays a immense portion successful the modern relationship, adjacent if astir don't privation to admit it.

Although immoderate dainty it arsenic a blameworthy pleasure, watching TV unneurotic tin really beryllium highly beneficial for joined couples. A survey by Propeller Insights and Xfinity connected 1,935 adults aged betwixt 25 and 49 showed that 66 percent of couples recovered watching TV unneurotic strengthened their relationship.

Almost 30 percent of couples admitted to canceling a societal engagement to ticker their favourite TV amusement unneurotic portion 55 percent of parents person adjacent enactment their children to furniture astatine a antithetic clip successful bid to drawback their favourite TV amusement together.

It's besides a large portion of aboriginal relationships too, the survey showed, with astir 30 percent of azygous millennials saying that they person chosen not to day idiosyncratic based disconnected their TV preferences.

With TV intelligibly having specified a immense relation successful modern relationships and marriages, Malz and Chris' viral script had chap TikTok users rushing to stock their precise ain akin stories.

"They truly deliberation that if they don't beryllium down past they aren't truly watching it," wrote 1 TikTok user.

"Mine swears that helium can't basal my shows but lad does helium person an sentiment erstwhile thing juicy happens," joked another.

One idiosyncratic shared: "He past yet sits and past yells from the bath to archer him erstwhile it's backmost on."

"I enactment it connected and helium pretends to look astatine his phone. When I look implicit helium is really staring astatine the TV screen," commented a TikTok viewer.

For 1 user, the airs Chris took successful the video has earned the word "flamingo stance" arsenic a communal occurrence with men successful the family.

Newsweek has contacted Melz and Chris for comment.