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Ghanaian actor Mawuli Gavor and his wife, Remya, are expecting their first child soon.
The actor made the news public on his birthday, Wednesday, March 22.
“A year older🙏🏾 The best is yet to come. #OfficiallyOutnumbered #BestBirthdayEver,” he wrote in a post on Instagram.
Mawuli Gavor shared pictures of himself and his wife cradling her belly on his page,
In the pictures, Remya spotted a blue dress while Mawuli Gavor wore a white Kaftan.
In another photo, Remya was wrapped in a saree honouring her culture as an Indian
Many fans and celebrities who have worked with Mawuli took to the comment section to congratulate the couple.
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