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Medikal and his wife, Fela Makafui after several months of hiding their daughter’s identity, have finally showed her to the world.
The only known photo of Island Frimpong, who was born in August 2020, was a picture of her hands or back.
The celebrity couple decided to feed the rising curiosity of their fans by showing a full view of their baby in a latest post on social media.
The photos are the cover image of Medikal’s yet-to-be-released album.
She is seen sitting happily on her father’s shoulder.
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