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Actress Fella Makafui has taken to social media to show off the ring her husband, Medikal, put on her finger when they got married on Saturday.
The former Yolo actress shared a video of the sparkling ring on her finger with the caption, “Mrs Precious Frimpong 💍❤️.”
Medikal and Fella Makafui tied the knot on March 7. The event which took place Odekye Gardens in East Legon saw family and friends gather to celebrate the union of the couple.
Shatta Wale, Criss Waddle, Afia Schwarzenegger and Sister Afia were some of the celebrities present to share the moment with the couple.
Squad !!! pic.twitter.com/2RvQgzB1MJ
— Mrs. Precious Frimpong (@fellamakafui_) March 8, 2020
However, there were a few bumps along the way. Fella Makafui while dancing with Medikal fainted but she returned nearly 30 minutes later to say she only pulled a prank on her husband.
After the ceremony, the actress took to her social media handles to change her profile names to Mrs Precious Frimpong.
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