Nollywood actress Bimpe Oyebade better known as Mo Bimpe has written a note to herself.
The wife of Lateef Adedimeji, via her Instagram page, noted how she is beautiful, strong, kind, supportive, loyal, and a true definition of a good woman. She urged herself not to let anyone break her down or make her feel less of herself as she was doing her best.
Mo Bimpe also sent some encouraging words to her fans, telling them to pick up themselves and keep going no matter what they go through in life. She told them to put their trust in God.
“Dear Adebimpe,
You are beautiful, you are strong, you are kind, you are supportive, you are loyal, you are the true definition of a good woman, you are ENOUGH!
Do not let anyone make you feel less of yourself, do not let them break you! You’re doing the best you can.
Dearest gentle readers, No matter what you go through in life, pick yourself up and keep going; God will always come through, so put your trust in him.
Tag your WCE, say something nice, and encourage them.
WCE
ADEBIMPE”.
A week back, her husband, Lateef Adedimeji, in an interview with Chude Jideonwo, had recalled how he proposed to Mo Bimpe on the phone and how she gets trolled online for not giving birth. He stated that his wife gets barren but remains unfazed.
Just last month, the couple celebrated their 3rd wedding anniversary, and Lateef had described Mo as the most amazing woman ever and appreciated her for always pushing him to get things done and for being there for him. He expressed gratitude to her for always making him see who he was and for loving him wholeheartedly.
Mo Bimpe, on her part, thanked him for loving her unconditionally as she declared herself a lucky woman to have someone like him.
Some years back, Lateef had opened up about their love story, revealing that he and Mo Bimpe had vowed in their hearts, never to marry their colleague until they met each other and, things changed from there. He disclosed that he met his wife at the set of her second production and they had both become friends. However, things slowly grew from there. They also revealed that they had both encountered a roadblock in their relationship as Lateef was a core Muslim while Mo Bimpe was a Christian.
