May Edochie, the beautiful estranged wife of Nollywood actor and failed presidential candidate Yul Edochie, is quite ecstatic over a sweet gesture from her fans.
Kemi Filani reported on Monday that the mother of four turned a new year and had shared photos of her in a pink dress as she noted how she was born on this day.
The likes of Obi Cubana, Rita Edochie, Omawumi, and more took to her comment section to send birthday wishes to her.
In another post, May shared more birthday photos of her dressed in a red dress as she declared that she was crowned in grace, dressed in elegance, and destined for greatness.
In celebration of her birthday, fans of the mother of four placed her face on the billboard at Times Square, New York. May questioned what else was the true definition of love as their sweet gesture had left her speechless.
“Guess whose face is on the billboard at Times Square, NewYork?
This is possibly courtesy of @maynationdiaspora. Wow! Lovers of the queen are gathered in NY, taking pix and making lovely videos at the moment, celebrating my birthday.
I ask again, What else is the true definition of love?”.
A billboard isn’t the only thing her fans did for her as they also gifted her a Range Rover.
This isn’t the first time a billboard has been erected for May. When the estranged wife of Yul celebrated her birthday in 2022, actress Anita Joseph made a billboard for her on the 3rd Mainland Bridge on Osborne Road.
On her birthday last year, May was left emotional over the grand gesture from her fans, who gifted her N5 million, in conjunction with actress, Anita Joseph. Expressing gratitude to them, May noted how she had never seen or met any of them, yet they showed her unexplainable love.
Last week, May revealed her plans to feed the underprivileged women in celebration of her birthday and foundation anniversary. In a post on her Instagram page hours ago, she revealed that through her foundation, she would feed and empower underprivileged women by providing them with essential hand skills, food items, and monetary support to help them become more self-sufficient.
