Ivy Ifeoma, the wife of music star Paul Okoye, has shared how supportive he was during the birth of their daughter in the US.
In an interview with the BTS Reality show, she disclosed that they had no help while they were in the US. As such, he stepped up to provide her adequate support, as he isn’t new to Dad’s business.
Though there were some things he didn’t know how to do well, he did his best for her by cooking for her and serving her breakfast in bed.
“My man is very supportive. He’s not new to this dad’s business; he has done it twice. But I noticed there are some things he didn’t know how to do very well. After I gave birth, he was cooking for me all through. He was serving me breakfast in bed. That time we were in the US, and it was just the two of us; we had no help. I mean, if he didn’t do it, who would do it?”.
Kemi Filani reported in October that Paul and Ifeoma had welcomed their first child, a baby girl in the United States.
To celebrate the birth of their child, the singer had gifted, Ivy a Range Rover SUV as a push gift. Taking to her Instagram page to share photos of her new whip, Ivy said she is only built for the fast lane as she introduced her new baby to the world.
Paul had also splashed millions on a second home in the US, which many assumed was for Ifeoma.
Recall that Paul traditionally married Ifeoma in a low-key wedding in her hometown in Igbere, Abia State, with her family.
Since her relationship with Paul was made public, the influencer has received criticism from online users. Addressing it, she spoke on the ills of being the girlfriend of a high-profile celebrity, admitting that she gets hurt by the comments she read online about herself, but tries to stay strong. She stated that the most painful of the comments is when she gets called a homewrecker.
On her Instagram story, she expressed that she had nothing to do with Paul and Anita’s marriage split at all and that a lot of people were addicted to misinformation. She further stated that she got into a relationship with a man who was very single.
Paul had defended her as he noted how many internet users wish all divorces were toxic and were fond of looking for people to blame so they could be entertained.