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Fuji singer K1 De Ultimate gifts Lateef Adedimeji and Mo Bimpe bundles of cash for their triplets (Video)

K1 De Ultimate gift to Lateef and Mo Bimpe triplets

Fuji singer K1 De Ultimate, otherwise known as Kwam1, has given Lateef Adedimeji and Mo Bimpe gifts for their triplets.

Kemi Filani reported that the couple held their highly anticipated thanksgiving party for their triplets on Wednesday, August 12th.

K1 gifts Lateef triplets money

While performing for the couple at the event, K1 gifted them bundles of cash for their triplets. According to him, the money was to take care of the triplets.

One kejiborty wrote, “Money wey them go spray Baba back lol

One iam_degold wrote, “This man and opolo na 5 & 6

One holuwa999 wrote, “Money wey una go still spray back

One blackk_maggie wrote, “That money na ‘owo abu’, Una go later use am do alejo for Abu

One king_hairat wrote, “I just dey smile

One manofhonor29 wrote, “Baba knows say na double he go use am pack back

One jamaji89 wrote, “Father’s love, K1 is a father to them

One olaoluwa olorunfunmi wrote, “He go collect that money back azap for there”.

Lateef’s triplets undoubtedly came with blessings for him.

When they welcomed their children, Mercy Aigbe and her husband, Kazim Adeoti, had paid a visit to the newest parents, with gifts for the newborns. Aigbe expressed gratitude to her Maker for the unending blessings, goodness and mercies and congratulated the new parents.

In May, he had linked up with music star, Davido and Seyi Vodi at an event in Abuja.

Speaking on it, Lateef expressed admiration for Davido. While sharing photos from their Abuja meetup, Lateef revealed that he had always admired Davido, even though they’re from different industries and backgrounds. He said that as an actor, he admires icons who move the culture with their craft, and Davido is one of them and is a musical genius.

He had also met with the Ooni of Ife where he received a warm welcome. The talented actor tendered an apology for not taking his wife with him as he spoke on his meeting with the monarch.

At the 12th edition of the AMVCA in May, Lateef’s movie Lisabi won Best Indigenous Language Film (West Africa) and Best Makeup. While receiving his award, he dedicated it to his wife, who has given him three children.

He noted how his triplets’ birth have been filled with many heartwarming events for him. He appreciated the organisers for recognising their work and expressed gratitude to his wife, Mo Bimpe, who has held his hand as they made it happen.

After his AMVCA win, the father of triplets described himself as a soul who never conformed, misunderstood yet unwavering. He hailed himself for not relenting in rising, redefining, and becoming. Lateef said he is aligning with his blessings as he rises, triumphs, and is blessed.

Reflecting on his newfound life, he revealed that it had changed him forever. He said he has held greatness in his arms three times over, adding that watching his wife become a mother and himself become a father is a feeling that he can’t put into words.