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Popular Nigerian singer, Davido and his partner, Chioma, are in the news again for good reasons.
The celebrity couple recently made their first public appearance at the singer’s uncle, Ademola Adeleke’s inauguration as Osun state governor, after the demise of their son, Ifeanyi.
New official photos from the event were shared online and fans were quick to notice the wedding rings on Davido and Chioma’s fingers.
In the snaps, Chioma was seen with Davido as well as some of her in-laws from the Adeleke family.
Swipe to see the heartwarming photos below:
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