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I love you so so much - Simi tells Adekunle Gold on Instagram

Many fans believe Adekunle Gold and Simi are lovers and though they both haven't explicitly stated that they are dating, their actions to each other on social media and in photos suggest that they are quarter to walking down the aisle.

In a recent post, Adekunle Gold had fans believing he is not only Simi's boyfriend but the perfect boyfriend any girl can ask for. He shared a cute video os her getting her makeup done and added a sweet caption of him praising her for her hard work.

On December 9, Simi held a concert for her fans and as usual, reviews of how the show went is expected to flood the internet. Just before then, Adekule thought to shower his girl with beautiful words of encouragement regardless of how people will define the show.

There's no better show of love than a man who knows how to make his woman feel special and completely adored. Gold is the ultimate boyfriend goals and probably deserves an Oscar for being the sweetest guy ever.

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In response to the lovely post, Simi dropped a comment confessing that she loves him too much.

I love you so so much - Simi tells Adekunle Gold on Instagram

I love you so so much - Simi tells Adekunle Gold on Instagram

These two are just perfect for each other!

Meanwhile, just recently, Simi Showed Adekunle Gold with beautiful words after they performed together in London.

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