Priscilla Ojo, daughter of Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo, has appreciated her husband, Juma Jux, for his sweet gesture toward their unborn child.
Kemi Filani reported on Thursday night that Priscilla and Juma announced in a joint Instagram post that they were expecting their first child. They shared photos from their maternity shoot, in which Priscilla’s bump could be visibly seen.
In an Instagram post, she revealed that she wanted a special song for their baby, and he delivered in less than a week. Calling him one of a kind, she appreciated him for the sweet gesture and affirmed her love for him.
Priscilla also penned a heartfelt note to the public for their prayers, posts, messages and calls.
“A special thank you to God for continuous blessings
To my husband, you’re one of a kind. I wanted a special song for our baby, Mkambala, and in less than a week, you delivered. Thank you, hubby, I love you @juma_jux
and finally, to everyone who celebrated us yesterday with your prayers, posts, messages, and calls, we say thank you”.
On her Snapchat page, Priscilla had addressed womb watchers and calculators, revealing to them that she got married last year in a private Nikkai wedding. She stated that she and her husband were already married before the public Nikkah they did. She said the ceremony was to celebrate with friends and family members.
Priscilla and Juma’s journey to forever started when the couple held their wedding introduction in Tanzania with only their family members and inner circle in attendance.
A day before Valentine, the new Mr and Mrs held their Civil wedding which had in attendance Toyin Abraham, Chioma Good Hair, Enioluwa and others.
In April, the couple had traditionally wedded in Nigeria, which attracted many high-profile personalities, celebrities, and public figures.
Two days after the traditional wedding, the couple held their white wedding at a beach front in Lagos which had in attendance few celebrities.
To top it off, a grand wedding finale was held in Tanzania for the couple which had in attendance Funke Akindele and soms Yoruba actresses.
