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Priscilla Ojo grateful as she shares photos from son’s 40-day celebration

Alhamdulilahi Priscilla Ojo grateful as she shares photos from sons 40 day celebration Kemi Filani b

Priscilla Ojo, a Nigerian influencer and daughter of actress Iyabo Ojo, has shared photos from her son’s 40-day celebration.

Kemi Filani reported a day ago that Priscilla’s son, Rakeem, had turned 40 days, and to celebrate this age milestone, his parents hosted family and friends in Tanzania.

Taking to her Instagram page to share photos of herself, her husband and their son from the ceremony, she expressed gratitude to God.

“Alhamdulilahi”.

Commenting on it, Kiekie wrote, “Congratulations, yummy mummy

Mide Martins wrote, “Congrats, darling

Mercy Aigbe and Kiitan Bukola commented with love emojis

Sindodo Tayo wrote, “Congratulations

Emmanuel Goodnews wrote, “Yummy mummy

Funke Etti wrote, “Congratulations”.

It is no longer news that on August 24th, Priscilla and her Tanzanian husband, Juma Jux welcomed their first child, a baby boy, named Prince Raheem Ayomide Mkambala in Canada.

A week ago, Priscilla alongside her mother and newborn had returned to Tanzania, where she received a grand welcome from her husband.

The reunited couple had shared lovely family photos to celebrate their son’s milestone.

Priscilla, like many new mum, had shown off her, postpartum body and expressed pride in herself.

Sharing her labour room experience, Priscilla revealed that they had to rush her to the hospital at 3am. The mother of one said contractions aren’t a joke, and all her plans to slay at the hospital and create content were cancelled.

Also, sharing her postpartum experience, Priscilla declared her mum and actress, Lola Alao her lifesavers. She revealed that they take care of almost everything making sure she rest and has time to focus on healing perfectly. The mother of one added that she was blessed to come from a lineage of strong women.

Priscilla and Juma Jux tied the knot in a lavish six-part wedding ceremony in Tanzania and Nigeria, in February, April and May.