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Over the weekend, a video and pictures of Nigerian singer Teni in a wedding dress went viral on social media.
The video of the musician, who is usually spotted in cornrows and wearing baggy shirts and pants, stunned many fans and her followers.
She wore a beautiful white glittery ballgown wedding dress accompanied by a long veil.
Many social media users assumed Teni was tying the knot and had purposely declined to announce it to the world.
After the narrative went viral it was later confirmed that the look- was for the music video of her new song ‘Love I Love’.
See Teni's posts below:
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