Tolani Otedola, the first daughter of billionaire Femi Otedola, has written a sweet note to her half-sister, Temi Otedola, following her wedding.
Kemi Filani reported last month that Mr Eazi and Temi, had tied the knot in a private wedding ceremony in Hallgrimskirkja Church, Reykjavik, Iceland.
Last week, the couple had exclusively released their wedding photos to Vogue Magazine. According to the popular wedding magazine, the couple had a global wedding in Monaco, Dubai, and Iceland.
Tolani, who has a different mother from Temi, via her Instagram and Twitter page, penned a note to her younger sister, gushing over how beautiful she was. She said that Temi is the most beautiful bride she has ever seen.
Affirming her love for her, she stated that seeing her happy fills her heart as she congratulated her and her husband, Mr Eazi.
“My Temiloluwa
Is it biased for me to say that you are the most beautiful bride I have EVER seen?!! I love you beyond words & seeing you happy fills my whole heart. Congratulations, my darlings!! @temiotedola & @mreazi”.
In her comment section, Temi appreciated Tolani for the sweet message as she affirmed her love for her.
“My oooola forever.
I love you so much, sissy”.
Tolani, isn’t the only sister who has publicly celebrated Temi. Her famous sister, Cuppy had also sweetly celebrated her.
Cuppy, revealed that she was in church scrolling through her sister’s wedding picture on Vogue instead of listening to the pastor.
In another post, Cuppy shared photos from the wedding as she described the occasion as one of the most emotional days of her life. She admonished her fans to drop some love for the new Mrs Ajibade.
Refreshing your memory, Mr Eazi engaged his longtime lover, Temi Otedola, on Sunday, April 10, 2022. Speaking on why she accepted his proposal, Temi said she felt a sense of peace with him, like she had found her soulmate, and she had never felt it with anyone else.
The couple revealed, in an interview, that they would love to have only family members attend their wedding, with no more than ten people.