He's wrong on one point.

He says "what is not normal is for a woman to basically immaculating her husband..."

Actually it's so common in celebrity marriages where the husband is more famous it's basically a trope.

They think if they can control their man and also make him look weak and unattractive he won't be able to cheat but they all cheat anyway.

So they make life miserable for themselves and their families and end up in the same place.

You see this all over now with famous men being dressed up in skirts, dresses and hairbands, or maybe a nice matching pink outfit, by their insecure wives and girlfriends. They use the excuse of being interested in fashion, being queer or challenging stereotypes.

But when that relationship breaks up you never see the guy in that stuff again.

Edit:https://nypost.com/2022/04/08/jada-pinkett-smith-never-wanted-to-marry-will-cried-at-horrible-wedding/