Following the initial news of musician Yinka Ayefele’s triplets’ birth a few months ago, his fans and music enthusiasts flocked to social media to celebrate the joyous occasion.
However, the acclaimed gospel artist has remained tight-lipped about his newfound parenthood. Recently, though, pictures of Ayefele and his children—a girl and two boys—emerged on social media. Saturday Beats reached out to Ayefele upon seeing the photos, and his excitement was palpable as he shared about the immense happiness his kids have brought him. You can watch the video below.
During the conversation, Ayefele disclosed, “My babies were actually born on January 18, 2019. Due to their premature arrival, I initially chose to refute the reports when they started circulating widely.
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While I was at the hospital in the USA, I instructed those who saw me not to reveal that I had become a father, as my primary concern was ensuring the survival of my triplets. Their health and well-being were of utmost importance to me, and I didn’t want anything to jeopardize that.”
Thankfully, everything is perfect now, and they are doing exceptionally well.”
“It’s an indescribable feeling of joy; I’ve never experienced anything like it before. I never expected to have triplets. When one is hoping for children, they usually anticipate having one or maybe two, but certainly not three.
The first time I learned of my wife’s pregnancy, I was overjoyed. The confirmation of her pregnancy brought me an inexplicable happiness.
However, it wasn’t until the day of the delivery, when I saw the scan of baby A, B, and C, that I truly grasped the fact that they were finally entering this world.”
“These babies have brought abundant blessings into my life, and everything around me has changed for the better.
These babies have brought abundant blessings into my life, and everything around me has changed for the better.
I am also deeply grateful for my incredible wife, who endured over 20 years to make this miracle happen. Many women would have given up or faced pressure from their families to leave, but she remained steadfast.”