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September 22, 2026 - 8:05 PM

Women Should Never Confess to Cheating – Seun Jimoh

Cheating is heavy and can be traumatic. Some people never healed from their past relationships that ended because of cheating. It is an emotional abuse that can break the soul of an individual.

Seun Jimoh, a well-known Yoruba actor, has said that men will never forgive infidelity.

Actor Seun Sean Jimoh is a Nigerian living in America. He shared his opinion about the female gender confessing to their partners about infidelity. Now according to him this is a sin you take to your grave and not reveal to your partner.

Jimoh cautioned ladies against telling their partner about their extramarital encounters or adultery. It is important to note that any party can cheat in a relationship/marriage and cheating is not particular to a gender male/female.

The actor justified his advice by saying that since men don’t overlook infidelity, women should keep their transgressions hidden.

He wrote: “Dear female, I realize this may be a tough pill for men to swallow, but never, ever confess if you ever unintentionally cheat on your man! Tell no one but God about it.

 “Men will never forgive you for cheating, and even if they do, they will hold it against you and use it as a form of punishment for the rest of your life.”

 While some people agree with him others also pointed to the fact that cheating is something that should not be thought of in the first place and people should remain faithful in their marriages/relationships.

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