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Nigerian artiste D'banj and his wife have welcomed a new baby. The award-winning artiste took to social media to share the good news.
The singer revealed his wife had delivered a girl he calls "a gift from heaven."
D'banj applauded his wife Lineo for all the things she endured throughout her pregnancy.
"You are wonderful love and a Rare Gem 💎 I’m grateful I get to wake up to you. You have proven yet again that you are unmistakably one of the best gifts God has ever blessed me with," he wrote.
This baby is the couple's second child. They have a son called Zane.
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