Should a husband continue to send money to his wife who manages a pig farm, spends the money on it, and refuses to disclose her work?

The husband is obligated to provide for his wife and daughter, take care of his family, and shield them from forbidden things, in accordance with the verse: ﴿O YOU WHO HAVE BELIEVED, PROTECT YOURSELVES AND YOUR FAMILIES FROM A FIRE﴾ [At-Tahrim: 6], and the hadith (definition): "All of you are shepherds, and all of you are responsible for your flock," and the hadith: "There is no servant whom Allah entrusts with a flock, who dies on the day he dies while he was deceitful to his flock, but Allah will forbid Paradise for him." He must educate his daughter and prevent his wife from consuming unlawful things. He is permitted to restrict their spending until they cease the upbringing and consumption of forbidden pork. The marital right includes education, teaching, advice, and attending to both religious and worldly interests. He must bring them under his wing, and if he is unable, he must maintain continuous communication with them and travel to them, until he reunites them and distances them from sins.