It is the birthday of the daughter of talent manager Paulo Okoye, Vanessa Okoye, and she is marking it as a mother.
Taking to her Instagram page, Vanessa, who turns 28, shared jaw-dropping photos as she revealed that she is feeling like the best version of herself. The mother of one further revealed that she is talking about growth, happiness, and a whole lotta.
Vanessa described her experience as a new mum as a game changer, which has shown her that she is capable of more than she ever thought possible. She added that she is stepping into the woman she has always meant to be: strong, resilient, and unapologetically me.
The celebrant cheered on to another year of living her best life and celebrating the little things that make it all worth it.
“HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME
28 and feelin’ like the best version of myself! I’m talkin’ growth, happiness, and a whole lotta.
Becoming a new mom has been a game-changer, but it’s also shown me that I’m capable of more than I ever thought possible.
I’m steppin’ into the woman I was always meant to be – strong, resilient, and unapologetically me.
Cheers to another year of livin’ my best life, and celebratin’ the little things that make it all worth it.
BirthdayGirlVibes NewMomLife GrowthMindset”.
Recently, Vanessa slammed a troll over her child’s father for defending her father, Paulo Okoye, over Singer Spyro. The troll had admonished her to go face the father of her child and feed her child and Vanessa had hit back at him with hurtful words.
Recall that in September, last year Vanessa announced via her Instagram page that she had welcomed her bundle of joy. Vanessa disclosed her baby girl’s name as Zariah Nwamaka Okoye and she accompanied the post with cute photos.
Paulo Okoye, whose joy knew no bounds, shared one of the photos on Instagram and updated his name. The talent manager noted that he is now a grandfather and urged everyone to address him as such.
A month after her child’s birth, she had revealed Paulo’s reaction to the news of her pregnancy. She said she told him about her pregnancy in February while she was in London, and he took it like how every Igbo father, as he was quiet and didn’t express much but was supportive from the beginning to the end.
