Popular Gambian actress and producer Princess Shyngle has revealed she fooled around with her male bestie, after making her man believe they were just friends.
Having done it herself — for over ten years — the 30-year-old advised women not to allow their men to have female besties, because, according to her, something is definitely going on.
Taking to her Instagram, she wrote: “Do y’all agree with me on this one 
.. As for me there is no way in hell I will let my man have a female bestie , cuz I remember when I was forming bestie with someone for 10 years and his girl believed it she would actually let us hangout and chill and my man at the time also believed it and 10 years later we got married I can imagine what is going through their mind now … all my life I’ve tried having a male bestie but all want to smash at some point……… long story short never encourage or entertain your partner being bestie and sharing bed , taking trips with the opposite sex because they’re definitely fc.king oh unless he’s gay 
typo with exit I meant exist my English teachers don’t come for me 
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Princess Shyngle is wrong, says actress and model Belinda Dzattah, who stated that just because Shyngle did it with her male bestie doesn’t mean everybody is doing it.
“So you decided to shake this table huh 
… well I don’t sleep with my male besties though… strict brother and sister shit ..
,” Belinda said.
Another user agreed: “You lie sis, had a male bestie in uni days and I never had a thing for him, infact we fight almost Everytime, he tells me my faults to my face and defend me in public.”
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