(credit: Instagram/@mercychinwo. Shot by @humphreyominisan)
Nigerian Gospel singer, Mercy Chinwo and Pastor Blessed Uzochikwa are married.
The two tied the knot at a simple court wedding during the week.
Taking to Instagram, Mercy Chinwo wrote “Legally Hitched❤😍❤ To God be the Glory 🙌🙌🙌 Great things He has done❤🤣❤💃 Forever to go with you Sweet @theofficialblessed ❤.”
She also shared pictures of the ceremony on her page. Mercy Chinwo wore a beautiful white dress with a marching fascinator while her husband wore a suit.
This comes some weeks after the internet was flooded with pictures and videos of the gospel singer’s introduction of her fiance to her family.
She announced her engagement to the pastor in June.
See pictures and videos from the ceremony:
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