Nollywood actress Debbie Shokoya has taken to her social media page to appreciate a popular jewellery shop for the beautiful gift given to her daughter.
Debbie Shokoya shower praise on Arie Collection for Suprising her daughter with a customized gold chain.
She wrote: We Love Our Customized Jewelries!!🥰
Thank You So Much @ariecollectionsucjeweler
‘BABY K’ And Mummy Really Appreciates🙏
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Many of her fans reacted to the cute photo.
Arins wrote: So beautiful 😍😍
Jumoke wrote: Billionaire baby K❤️❤️❤️
Funmi wrote: It’s so beautiful ❤️❤️
Adediran wrote: U will live long and prosper in life khairat baby❤️❤️❤️
Temmy wrote: God bless her business in kairat voice👏
Hammed wrote: My daughter name sake ❤️God bless you khairat love 💕
Naas wrote: Beautiful khairat❤️😍
Oyetunji wrote: Awwwn so beautiful ❤️
Opeyemi wrote: that’s my namesake 😍😍😍
Medinat wrote: Khairat baby 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Discover wrote::Mama is doing well 😍
Folasade wrote: Nice one mummy k❤️❤️❤️
In another post Tawa Ajisefinni has opened up about her emotional experiences prior to motherhood, highlighting the impact of societal expectations and derogatory remarks on her mental well-being.
In a discussion on the podcast Talk to B, hosted by her fellow actress Biola Bayo, Tawa shared her struggles with online harassment due to her challenges in conceiving during the early years of her marriage.
She revealed that she was subjected to harsh criticism, with some labeling her a “barren woman,” a term that inflicted considerable emotional pain. “It brought tears to my eyes,” she reflected, recalling the distressing comments she faced.
In response to allegations of infidelity, the actress categorically dismissed any such claims. She disclosed that she remained a virgin until her marriage at the age of 30, attributing her choice to a previous disinterest in men.
“I married as a virgin,” Tawa affirmed, underscoring the importance she placed on her chastity. Throughout the interview, Tawa also expressed her appreciation for Nollywood actress Funke Akindele, whom she recognized as a significant mentor in the early stages of her career