Xxssive, the boyfriend of Nollywood actress Nkechi Blessing, has once again surprised her.
The Delta-born entertainer, in a video shared on his Instagram page, had surprised the actress at her home. In the clip, Nkechi was captured arranging clothes as Xxssive surprisingly walked in on her.
The mother of one, who was caught off guard shielded her face with one of the clothes as Xxssive walked up to her.
In his caption, he said he was officially canceling Valentine’s for her as he noted how she has lots of clothes, enough to open a boutique.
“Val has officially been canceled this year.
See as person clothes b like full boutique
jesusisking”.
In December, Nkechi and Xxssive sparked engagement rumors after a viral video of him proposing to her made rounds online. Nkechi m, however, shut down the rumors as she announced that the engagement was fake.
Nkechi is currently in a relationship with Eseoghene Obire popularly known as Xxssive, who she has dating since 2021 after her failed relationship with Ekiti State politician, Opeyemi Falegan.
Last year, several, break-up rumors trailed their relationship, but the lovebirds, put the rumours to rest after Xxssive surprised Nkechi at her pop-up beauty launch. In a video captured online, Nkechi, who was caught off guard with his appearance fell to the ground in tears as people gathered to help her up.
Addressing her haters, Nkechi shared a loved-up video of her cradling her boyfriend, as she noted how they are looking for chemistry online. The movie star stated that when she has a full-blown real life outside the gram, she will show you only what she wants people to see. She told her haters to make their assumption as it doesn’t concern her and her finances.
Before the break-up rumors, Nkechi revealed that she was ready for marriage following the pressure from Davido and Sharon Ooja’s wedding. Thinking of a possible hashtag for her and her boyfriend Xxssive, Nkechi noted how love is sweet and a beautiful thing as she admonished her fans and followers not to believe otherwise.
