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Popular Nigerian Singer Paul Okoye Celebrates His Ex-Wife Anita On Mother’s Day (Full Details)
Popular Nigerian Singer Paul Okoye Celebrates His Ex-Wife Anita On Mother’s Day (Full Details)
Anita Okoye, the former wife of the famous Nigerian singer and one-half of the Psquare music duo, Paul Okoye, has responded to his heartfelt Mother’s Day message.
Despite finalizing their divorce in 2022, the couple has consistently prioritized their children and maintained an amicable relationship.
To mark Mother’s Day on Sunday, Paul took to Instagram to honor the mother of their three children.
Sharing a photo of Anita and their kids, he extended warm wishes for a Happy Mother’s Day.
In response, Anita Okoye reposted his message and expressed gratitude for the thoughtful gesture, without demonstrating any hostility towards him.
Published By: Destiny.Jnr
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