May Edochie, the estranged wife of Nollywood actor Yul Edochie, is celebrating their daughter, Danielle, as she bags 3 awards.
Kemi Filani reported on Sunday that the former couple’s first child had graduated from University. May shared a stunning photoshoot of her mini-me, expressing pride in her daughter, whom she described as beautiful and adorable. Praying for God’s blessings and protection on her, she stated that she was saving her epistle for her graduation ceremony.
In a follow-up post, the mother of four shared a video of her daughter and the awards she won in her school. Danielle won the Content Creator of the Year award, the Miss SMC award, and the most influential award at SMC.
Calling Danielle her pride, May gave all glory to God.
“My pride @d3forareason.
What did she say?
She bagged 3 awards. Film them.
To God be the glory”.
In April, May blessed her fans and followers with an adorable photo of her and her daughter, Danielle. The estranged wife of Yul shared a photo of herself and her mini-me from Priscilla Ojo’s traditional wedding and wished her fans a happy Easter.
That same month, May had expressed her joy that Danielle had grown into a strong, beautiful, and kind young woman. She stated that despite her age, Danielle will always be her little girl, her one and only girl child, and her first fruit. She expressed her pride in everything she had accomplished and her excitement about her future.
Last year, Danielle had created a stir online with her shady post as she celebrated her mom’s birthday. Throwing shot at her father’s second wife, Judy Austin, she hyped her mother for being the original and the first before anyone else. Calling her the overall blessed and God’s favorite, she dared anyone to do it if it was easy.
To prove that she wasn’t in support of her father’s remarriage, Danielle had yanked off her father’s name from her profile on social media. Danielle, who proudly used her father’s name, Danielle Yul Edochie, on her social media profiles had edited her name to be Danielle Diana Dubem.
