I’m a gypsy wife & even married women aren’t allowed to mix with men at parties, I’d never approach my husband at a bash
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A GYPSY wife has raised eyebrows by sharing some of the strictest rules in her culture about men and women mixing socially. Charlotte Ann announced in December that she'd tied the knot with her long-term on-off boyfriend, who she originally fell in love with at the tender age of 16.
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She's since been opening up about life as a married gypsy on her social media pages, and reflected on the amount of "non-travelling women" she's heard saying they want to "marry a gypsy or traveller man". In a video on her TikTok page, she said while she's aware there's "innocence behind" the throwaway remarks, such women don't seem to realise what comes hand in hand with being a gypsy wife.
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"I think they think that we just sit around eating grapes all day, ordering Louis Vuitton handbags online," she sighed. Charlotte went on to explain that it's actually a case of "very traditional values" - the women stay at home and "cook and clean" all day while the men go to work.
"Gypsy woman have a lot of responsibilities - it's not as simple as just sitting around all day doing nothing," she sighed. She went on to explain some of the other rules that people outside of the culture would find "strange" and hard to keep up with.
Using a wedding as an example, Charlotte said that she'd be sitting with the rest of the women at one table, and all the men would be sitting at another table. "You won't be sitting with your husband - he'll be over with the men and I will not walk over to that table to my husband with all them men," she insisted.
