They also share a husband.
Polygyny, marriage in which two or more women share a husband.
Polygyny, a form of marriage in which wives share a husband, was generally permitted to some extent in Micronesian societies, although it was not very common.
Polygyny, a form of marriage in which wives share a husband, was permitted in most groups; usually new partners could not join the marriage without the consent of all the extant partners.
The Pahāṛī have historically practiced a wide variety of marriage arrangements, including polyandry (several brothers sharing one or more wives), polygyny (several wives sharing a husband), group marriages (with an equal number of husbands and wives), and monogamy.
Most marriages were monogamous, although polygyny was also common; polygynous marriages usually involved sisters sharing a husband, as this built on established bonds and ensured that friendly parties would share in raising the household's children and caring for its elders.
I'd gone there to interview his wives about how it is to share a husband.
The Darger wives acknowledge that sharing a husband isn't always easy, but they maintain that all three women have individual relationships and their own intimate moments with Joe.
Recently Beyonce shared a photo of husband Jay Z, after the release of his new album, "Magna Carta Holy Grail".
But unlike those women, who became famous for basically being themselves, Lucy's enduring fame is embedded in a fictional character with whom she shared a first name, a husband, an artificial hair color and very little else.
David Iacino, head of the bank's millennium team, likes to show visitors a picture of a real gravestone, shared by a husband and wife both born in 1915.
