Denial is a river in Egypt your husband is g*y meaning explained as Wendy Williams meme goes viral on TikTok

Denial is a river in Egypt your husband is g*y meaning explained as Wendy Williams meme goes viral on TikTok

Find out the meaning of โ€˜denial is a river in Egypt your husband is g*yโ€™ as the strange phrase and meme becomes viral on TikTokย 

TikTok is full of expressions that are difficult to decode and people always have to use Google for finding out what things mean. This app has its own vocabulary which is full of weird and wonderful words. The latest phrase which is trending is denial is a river in Egypt.

Denial is a river in Egypt your husband is g*y phrase meaning explained as Wendy Williams meme goes viral on TikTok

Denial is a river in Egypt meaning?ย 

The phrase has actually been, โ€˜denial is just not a river in Egyptโ€™ and it is a very humorous way of saying someone is in denial. The word โ€˜denialโ€™ sounds like the river Nile, which is situated in Egypt. Moreover, โ€˜denialโ€™ is not a river that is based in Egypt.

So, the person is in denial by saying the word river in an African country when it is not. The Nile is the real river, not denial. Denial is the refusal to believe or accept something as truth, itโ€™s definition on Vocabulary.com explains.

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Wendy Williams made the phrase popular

You might see people who are saying โ€˜denial is a river in Egypt, your husband is G*y,โ€™ which was said in a talk show, which is hosted by Wendy Williams.

During a 2006 episode of the reality show The Wendy Williams Experience, a writer and broadcaster was seen speaking to a caller. The person had briefly explained that she suspected her husband was bis*xual and the TV host told, โ€œDenial is a river in Egypt, your husband is g*y.

He used the popular phrase for telling the woman not to be in denial and to accept the fact that her husband is a homos*xual.

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In November of 2022, clips of Wendy Williams in episodes began going viral on TikTok and people have been using phrase on the app ever since.

Now, it has been gotten remixed with Tony Basilโ€™s song Mickey which has popular lyrics โ€œoh Mickey, youโ€™re so so so fineโ€ and the song has gone viral now.

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