Just like her colleague, Tawa Ajisefinni, Nollywood actress, Dayo Amusa is celebrating her first Christmas as a mother.
Taking to her Instagram page, the Yoruba actress, who welcomed her first child, a month back, shares photos of them in matching outfits. She stated that she has done so many wrongs, but one thing she has done right is having him.
Calling him her treasure, Dayo described her newborn son as her best gift ever, her joy and complete blessing. She prayed that she and his father be a living example to him.
“My son’s first Christmas and my first Christmas as a mum. I have done so many wrong things but one thing I’ve done right is you my treasure @babyolufire
You are our best gift ever, our JOY and complete blessing; how could we not celebrate this wonderful moment with deep gratitude and happiness?
We pray to be a living example to you and to always let you know how wanted and desired you are. Our greatest and biggest treasure! SHAUN ABDUL RASHEED AKANNI @babyolufire
MERRY CHRISTMAS FANMILY”.
It is no longer news that last month, Dayo welcomed a baby boy, Oluwafirewamiri. Noting how her treasure had arrived, Dayo expressed gratitude to her Maker as she expressed how excited she was to be a mum.
On Monday, November 26th, the Yoruba actress held a naming ceremony for her newborn son, which had in attendance a few of her colleagues like veteran Fali Werepe, Omowunmi Ajiboye, Damola Olatunji, Iyabo Ojo, and Tope Osoba.
Following her son’s naming ceremony, Dayo had responded to those querying her over her son’s father. She questioned if their husbands were missing or if they were counting census.
Speaking on becoming a new mum, Dayo expressed joy at finally being called a new name and someone’s mother.
The birth of Dayo Amusa’s son’s no doubt shut down false narratives about her. For years, the Yoruba actress was subjected to mockery online over her inability to have a child. Last year, she had laid heavy curses on those who mocked her for being barren, for supporting 2023 APC presidential candidate, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, and for shading Iyabo Ojo, for not campaigning for him.
Some years back, Amusa disclosed why she stayed in an abusive relationship that almost ruined her life. She said it was hard to leave because she used to be a fixer until she realized that you can’t fix a broken egg. She disclosed that she was always attracting emotionally unavailable men, narcissists, and more because she believed she could save them.
