Nollywood Actor Lateef Adedimeji and Wife Mo Bimpe Host Star-Studded Thankyou for Triplets
Nigerian entertainers turned out in their numbers on Wednesday as actor Adedimeji Lateef and his wife, Mo Bimpe, hosted a thanksgiving celebration for their triplet sons in Lekki, Lagos.
The star-studded ceremony brought together family, friends, and notable figures from the entertainment industry, who joined the couple to celebrate the blessing of their children. Among the notable guests at the event was Shade, wife of billionaire businessman and Eleganza boss, Razaq Okoya. She stunned in a chic and beautiful outfit in the colour chosen for guests at the celebration and arrived at the venue with her son, Sir Raheem.
Celebrities Join in the Celebration
Nollywood actress and filmmaker Funke Akindele, singer Waje, Mercy Aigbe, Bukky Wright, Jide Awobona, Foluke Daramola, and Eniola Badmus were also among the celebrities who attended the thanksgiving. Earlier in the day, before the main ceremony, Funke Akindele had visited the couple ahead of the thanksgiving. During the visit, the actress offered a heartfelt prayer for her colleagues as they celebrated the birth of their children.
Memorable Moments from the Event
The event had several memorable moments, from the couple's entrance and dance to the live musical performances that kept guests entertained. Popular live performer Segun Johnson took to the stage and thrilled guests with his performance that added to the celebratory mood of the occasion. Legendary Fuji musician K1 De Ultimate later took over the stage, delivering an energetic performance for the couple and their guests.
Lateef Adedimeji Reflects on Journey to Parenthood
In a post shared with fans a few days before the thanksgiving, Lateef Adedimeji reflected on the journey that led to the birth of their children. He recalled the mockery, assumptions, and painful comments the couple endured before their prayers were answered. "The mockery. The lies. The stigma. The assumptions. The things said behind our backs and sometimes right to our faces. There was a time when the whispers were louder than our prayers. There were moments we could have fought back. Moments we could have explained ourselves. Moments we could have tried to prove people wrong. But we chose silence. Because we knew something they didn’t… Allah was writing our story," he wrote.
Source: Pulse.ng
