Woman pulls vagina fluid 'vabbing' prank on hubby as she smears tuna on her neck

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vabbing is by now, then you might want to brace yourself. Single women have been practising the new trend which sees them dab their vaginal discharge on their pulse points to act like a personal ‘pheromone’ perfume.

And according to some who have put it to the test, the unusual tactic allegedly works as they have bagged themselves a few hot dates or secured a few free drinks. READ MORE: Woman with no nipples 'confuses' public by wearing see-through top with no braHowever, experts have recently shared that vabbing may do more harm than good - and could cause some nasty infections.In light of the controversial trend, Maggie Clayton took it upon herself to prank her husband Jaron with her own 'scent' - and it involves fish.Posting to their 4.6million TikTok followers, the wife switched out the usual vabbing ingredient of vaginal fluid to the juice canned tuna is stored in.Maggie then gagged as she fake ‘vabbed’ with the potent fish around her neck.“Jaron come here, I want you to smell my new scent,” she smiled as she summoned her husband to give her neck a whiff.After he sniffed Maggie’s neck, Jaron instantly pulled back and raised his eyebrows at his partner.“You don’t like it?” she giggled as the husband questioned if Maggie had showered.He blasted: “That smells like dead fish.”Maggie then told Jaron that her “new scent” was from a “trend” she was participating in.Jaron then asked that if the trend was to smell like “sh**” and said that Maggie smells like she needs to “wash” herself.The wife then dropped the bombshell that she had ‘vabbed’ to which Jaron sighed in disbelief.He then ran out of shot to fetch a cloth and cleaning product so he could rub away Maggie’s apparent vabbing.The prankster giggled and told Jaron she.