Vice Ganda disapproved of Kim Chiu's view seemingly justifying cheating men as simply weak.

During a recent episode of "It's Showtime," the 45-year-old actor-singer pointed out that men as with their mistresses should be equally held "accountable."

Note that one of the contestants of the show's "Reina ng Tahanan" segment shared how she caught her then live-in partner in the act with another woman at their home.

She went on to share how she went on to give the woman a sound beating.

Show co-host Jugs Jugueta then asked the participant why she beat the woman and not her husband.

The lady then explained that she already confronted the mistress several times and asked her to keep away from her husband with respect to their child but did not oblige.

"Kasi kung ikaw, matino kang babae at alam mong may kinakasama na at may anak na, ikaw yung didistansya," said she.

But Vice Ganda noted it's also the man's fault, relating: "E di ba hindi rin matino yung lalaki mo kasi kung matino siyang lalaki bakit pumatol pa siya sa babae e may babae na siyang naanakan."

Kim interjected: "De, minsan nasa babae din."

"Nasa babae din. Nasa tamang harot lang yan. Kasi ang lalaki mahina, marupok sa harot na tinatawag," she explained.

However, Vice Ganda firmly objected to the idea.

"Hindi. Parang pareho. Hindi mo pwedeng isisi lang dun... pareho silang malandi. It takes two to tango. Hindi makakasayaw yan kung walang partner, di ba?"

"Actually ang nanloko nga sayo hindi yung babae kasi wala naman siyang obligasyon sayo eh. Wala siyang pinangako sayo, wala kayong usapan. Ang may obligasyon sayo yung lalaki kasi kayo yung may pagkakaunawaan," he told the contestant.

Meanwhile, at the latter part of the segment, Teddy Corpuz shared his "theory" about why the contestant went ballistic and started a commotion upon seeing his husband and the mistress.

"Pag nakita mo yung asawa mo sa teritoryo niyo ta's may nakakabit na sawa, ang tatanggalin mo yung sawa. Dun ka unang magagalit," he said.