Tbo Touch Says Women Shouldn’t Contribute To Household Expenses—Mzansi Reacts!

Metro FM’s very own Tbo Touch just lit up social media with his bold take on gender roles in relationships. During an interview with L-Tido, the media personality made it clear—he doesn’t believe in the 50/50 household contribution system.
According to Touch, it is solely a man’s duty to cover all expenses and ensure his woman is well taken care of. “A woman shouldn’t have to contribute to household expenses. It is a man’s responsibility to cover all costs and look after her,” he stated confidently.
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The hot take instantly sparked intense debates online, with netizens rushing to share their thoughts.
Mzansi Weighs In: Mixed Reactions Flood the TL
As expected, South Africans had a lot to say about Tbo Touch’s perspective. Some agreed, while others questioned the practicality of his statement in today’s economy.
@Lindo_Mnisi joked: “Yow @iamtbotouch quick one my G. Would you suggest that women shouldn’t be hired for tough jobs and instead send their men to work for them? Just messing around, but think about it.”
@Oracle5152 asked: “Then why should women be employed if they won’t contribute anything?”
@Ndaba_2025 disagreed: “Times have changed. Both men and women must contribute to a household. That’s the only way to gang up on this life thing.”
@MbusiSishi had a different take: “Fair. But then women should stay at home, be submissive and supportive as the scripture commands, bear and nurture kids.”
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This Ain’t His First Controversy!
This isn’t the first time Tbo Touch has had Mzansi talking. In a previous interview on L-Tido’s podcast, he made waves by revealing that when his kids go to school, their biggest concern is which car to drive. Clearly, Touch’s views on wealth and responsibility are far from ordinary.
Is Tbo Touch speaking facts, or is this thinking outdated? Should men handle all the financial burdens, or is 50/50 the way to go? Drop your thoughts!
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