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Priscilla Ojo shares heartwarming video of her unboxing her baby items just a week before going into labour

Priscilla Ojo shares video of her unboxing her baby items a week before going into labour Kemi Filan

Nigerian influencer and latest mum in town, Priscilla Ojo, has shared an adorable video of her unboxing her baby items.

In the clip, the daughter of Iyabo Ojo was captured unboxing the luxury items she got for her son, Rakeem, a week before going into labour.

She said she shot the video a week before, and couldn’t finish recording part 2 because she wanted a separate video unboxing the car seat and strollers her husband, Juma Jux, sent. Unfortunately, her son decided to arrive earlier than expected.

“I shot this video a week before I went into labour, and I couldn’t finish recording Part 2 because I wanted a separate video unboxing the car seat and strollers JPs sent. But my Starboy decided to arrive earlier than expected.

Sorry, JPs, but here’s what it looks like”.

Refreshing your memory, on July 24th, Priscilla and Juma announced in a joint Instagram post that they were expecting their first child. They shared photos from their maternity shoot, in which Priscilla’s bump could be visibly seen.

On Sunday, August 24th, the couple welcomed their first child, a baby boy, named Rakeem Ayomide Mkambala.

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.

Just a few days, before her son’s birth, Priscilla and Juma had shared clips from her gender reveal party in Tanzania. The couple revealed they they were expecting a baby boy.

On Sunday, July 27th, a baby shower was thrown for the soon-to-be mother in Canada. On her Snapchat page, Priscilla shared clips from the baby shower her mother, Iyabo, Lola Alao, and her friends threw for her.

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