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Hiplife artiste, Tic has taken to social media to celebrate his wife, Abena Serwaa Ampaafe, on her birthday.
In a post on Instagram, the musician said he has survived many adversities and challenges because of his “soul mate.”
The “Kwani Kwani” hitmaker said his wife is the bravest and most beautiful woman he has ever met.
Tic shared a picture of himself and his wife; adding that he was grateful to have her in his life.
“I have survived so many days and nights I thought I couldn’t because of you, I can say that you are the bravest and most beautiful woman I have ever met."
"Happy birthday to you my soul mate @serwaa470, May Jehovah God keep watching over you throughout the days of your life,” Tic captioned a photo of them together.
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