The intersection of A1A and Las Olas is seen Sunday, June 28. Broward County announced it is joining Miami-Dade County and closing beaches on the July 4 weekend. (Joe Cavaretta/AP) The state of Florida has been on the forefront of the country’s reopening effort in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, but due to a recent spike in cases, many of its popular beaches will remain closed to residents and tourists during Fourth of July weekend. Miami will keep its beaches and parks off-limits from Friday, July 3, through Tuesday, July 7, while Fort Lauderdale announced a closure from July 3-5. These restrictions have been put in place due to fears from officials that, during the holiday, people won’t follow the rules put in place to limit the spread of the virus. Benigno Enriquez, right, elbow-bumps Miami Mayor Francis Suarez as Suarez hands out masks to help prevent the spread of the new coronavirus, at a mask distribution event, Friday, June 26, in a COVID-19 hotspot of the Little Havan
Hello Latmusbloglites,
A fellow Latmusblog user reached out to us yesterday via email to narrate the problem he’s currently facing in his Marriage that’s giving him a sleepless night.
Below is the mail he sent to us. He needs your Advise/Opinion on how best to address the issue before things get out of hand 
His wife gave birth 2 children outside their Marriage even though they have 1 kid already and now she’s pregnant for him again 
You’ve gone through his very terrible situation 
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