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Media personality Berla Mundi has shared pictures from her private wedding for the first time.
Berla Mundi tied the knot with her husband, David Tabi on Friday, January 5, 2024.
The presenter, weeks after the wedding, finally took to Instagram to share some official photos from the wedding.
The pictures show Berla and her groom, David Tabi, rocking white in their neatly designed outfits.
“Took a break and took a step! Meet Bae!!!,” she captioned.
Took a break and took a step!
— B.You by Berla Mundi (@berlamundi) January 17, 2024
Meet Bae!!!
Thank you all for the love. #ForeverBegins #MrsT #Godisthereason
@yartelgh x @ansahkenphotography x @facevillebeauty x @hairaffairs_byayisha x @bveystyling pic.twitter.com/6o5z4rZJdu
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