What is the ruling on a husband frequently exposing his wife [to others' gazes or opinions] to the extent that she does not believe him?

Islamic law permits lying between spouses to strengthen their relationship and foster good companionship, as long as it does not lead to the forfeiture of a right. Scholars have differed regarding the exact meaning of "lying" in this context. What the husband is doing is permissible in principle, as long as it does not deny the wife any of her rights. However, excessive use of this type of lying is not advisable, as it may lead to the opposite of its intended purpose, which is affection and good companionship. Therefore, it is recommended that spouses communicate with each other to avoid Satan's exploitation in creating animosity between them.