Woman who divorced hubby after 6 months cautions women against hacking partners' phones- A woman identified as Gladys Kagendo disclosed that her marriage ended after six months - The woman said she blamed herself for the divorce considering that she had seen all the red flags in their five years of dating - She also disclosed that on their wedding day, her ex-hubby showed up late and was on his phone the entire time - Determined to make her marriage work, the mother-of-one said she hacked her then hubby's phone and would see all the messages from his other women PAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see Legit.ng News on your Facebook News Feed! The institution of marriage has become something that most people fear to get into following the many divorce cases around the world. Many people have told their separation stories and from the look of it, they all have one or two things in common and for Gladys Kagendo, she is not ashamed to boldly tell how her marriage failed. Recommended for you "He see say outside red": Skales makes u-turn, begs wife in cute birthday n... Speaking during an interview with Betty Bayo, Kagendo revealed that her marriage which she termed as her own Afrosinema ended after six months, something that she blames herself for. The woman disclosed that there were so many red flags from, but she was blinded by love. According to the 29-year-old woman, her ex-husband would cheat even when they were dating but she would forgive and accept him back. She disclosed that on their wedding day, he showed up late and since she was determined to get married, they proceeded with the ceremony. Recommended for you CBN issues phone number, email address to report PoS operators charging hig... Kagendo revealed that in a bid to try and make everything work, she hacked her then husband's phones and would get all the messages from his side chicks. PAY ATTENTION: Install our latest app for Android, read the best news on Nigeria’s #1 news app She also advised women to never hack their men's phone unless they have shock absorbers to take in whatever things they will find. Recommended for you "Wow, This is Amazing": Choir sings Ellu P in parts with fantastic harmony,... In other news, a gentleman in Ghana has been captured in a viral video fixing DStv for one of his customers on his own wedding day. The eye-popping video was sighted by Legit.ng on the twitter page of a lady identified as Yaa Melanin who was surprised by the incident and decided to share the footage. There is no rosy marriage - Zack Orji shares reasons why many marriages end in divorce | Legit TV Source: Legit.ng - A woman identified as Gladys Kagendo disclosed that her marriage ended after six months - The woman said she blamed herself for the divorce considering that she had seen all the red flags in their five years of dating - She also disclosed that on their wedding day, her ex-hubby showed up late and was on his phone the entire time - Determined to make her marriage work, the mother-of-one said she hacked her then hubby's phone and would see all the messages from his other women PAY ATTENTION: PAY ATTENTION: "We dated for five years and in 2017, he proposed marriage. We wedded on July 8, 2017, and on that day, I got a chance to be carried by the only Range Rover in Embu. We spent close to KSh 500,000 and at the time I was eight months pregnant. This is when I stopped watching Afrosinema after shooting my own," said Kagendo. "On our wedding day, he showed up late. After reciting our vows, we went to our seats and the entire time he was on his phone chatting. When we went for the bridal photoshoot, he would not concentrate and I asked our best couple to take me home. They confiscated his phone and while at it, I knew I was done," Kagendo added. "I had hacked his phone. You know all those apps like Whatsapp and Facebook. He would be seated on his seat chatting and I would also read all the messages from my phone. I could not reply because I did not want to be caught. I advise women to never hack their partners' phones unless they have shock absorbers on," said Kagendo.