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| Kamala and Michael cuddle together like any other happily married couple. |
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| The family is so comfortable that some of Kamala's lovers even baby-sit the couple's 15-month-old son. |
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They may look like any other married couple, but they are far from it! Kamala lets her husband Michael sleep with as many women as he likes.
"This is my man and I love him. I love him so much, I want to share him," she tells INSIDE EDITION.
In turn, Kamala sleeps with as many men as she wants to. She says, "Because I have multiple lovers, I have more love and energy to share with Michael."
Kamala openly has other men over to the couple's home in San Diego, California. During INSIDE EDITION's interview with the couple, Kamala even kisses her newest lover Steven, before snuggling up to her husband.
Kamala's husband is so comfortable with his wife's lovers, he even lets them baby-sit the couple's 15-month-old son.
"I think it's incredibly confusing for children to call random strangers, random sex partners, aunties and uncles," relationship expert Dr. Shannon Fox tells INSIDE EDITION. Dr. Fox says these marriages are bad for everyone involved. "I have never seen an open marriage work." Often times, she continued, the married couple separates to be with one of the partners they've been "open" with.
According to the happily married couple their six-year marriage is stronger than ever. The number of Americans in so-called "open" relationships is estimated to be small, approximately 4%.
Michael says, "Even if I have an attraction to another woman, be it at a party or on the street, I tell her."
"Men like variety," Kamala says.
With partners coming and going, many might wonder if jealousy ever rears its ugly head. Kamala says, "He loves me, you know, his love for another doesn't take away from his love for me."
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