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Nigerian singer Simi has taken to Instagram to share some never seen before photos from her wedding.
This photos came with a tribute to her husband Adekunle Gold to mark their second marriage anniversary.
“2 years. Well, 2 years on government paper and 7 years since I gree for you, you lucky man. Through a pregnancy. With a baby we’re both unashamedly obsessed with."
"Through a pandemic. And it’s still you. I’ve never had to wonder if you’re in my corner. You’re still the best man I know. You should have been your own best man (don’t leave me)," she wrote.
Musician Adekunle Gold also took to his Instagram to share some phtos from whne he first met his wife.
"With you, I have been blessed with so much, so much, it’s too much to count. I love you Simi. Forever your steward," he wrote.
The couple got married in a private ceremony in 2019.
Simi and her husband Adekunle Gold welcomed their first child, a baby girl, Adejare Kosoko, on May 30.
The couple announced the birth of their baby on their Instagram pages on Sunday, 7 June.
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