Linda Ikeji shares new photo of herself and Baby J, reveals her Banana Island house now worth N850m

- Linda Ikeji reveals how fast her son is growing

- The celebrity blogger also disclosed the new worth of her Banana Island house

- Linda disclosed she will soon resume from the maternity leave she embarked on

Celebrity blogger, Linda Ikeji, is in the news again. The new mother who has been on maternity leave just before the birth of her son, Baby J, has taken to her Instastory to share recent photo of herself and her son.

Linda sharing a make-up free face and wigless hair revealed that her maternity leave will soon be over. She also showed her fans how big her son has grown.

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Linda Ikeji shares new photo of herself and Baby J

Linda Ikeji reveals her Banana Island house now worth N850m, Baby J's new photo

The blogger whose Banana Island house has always been a topic of discussion since the day she announced its procurement to Nigerians is also in the news. On purchase, the house was said to worth N500 million but the new mum is happy now as the value of the house has appreciated and it’s worth has soar high to a whopping N850 million.

Linda Ikeji reveals her Banana Island house now worth N850m

Legit.ng had reported that after the birth of her first child, celebrity blogger Linda Ikeji prayed for all women who are yet to experience motherhood to be visited by the miracle of childbirth.

The pretty mother of one took to her Instagram page to share photos of adorable little Jayce as she also prayed for every woman to experience motherhood because it is the best feeling ever. She wrote: “I pray every woman experiences motherhood... there's no joy compared to this! Nothing comes close.#WhatGodgaveme. #beyondblessed. #sohappy #JJ.”

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