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Adekunle Gold and Simi give fans a glimpse of their wedding in new video, Nigerians react

- Nigerian music stars Simi and Adekunle Gold recently released a new music video titled Promise

- The track includes the latest celebrity couple sharing their vows with each other

- The visuals also showed scenes from their private wedding ceremony and several Nigerians have taken to social media to share their views about the video

Entertainment industries over the world often plays host to several beautiful love stories. It had even become the norm for stars to get married at an elaborate affair that sometimes carries on for days.

However Nigerian musicians, Adekunle Gold and Simi, got married on January 9, 2019, at a very hush-hush event. Their union was kept a big secret and only few celebrities were opportune to attend their traditional wedding.

The couple reportedly hosted their white wedding ceremony the day after and several fans took to social media to lament being left out of the whole proceedings.

Nigerians react to Adekunle Gold and Simi's new music video which shows scenes from their wedding

Screenshot from Promise music video / Youtube
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Perhaps to compensate their loyalists, the couple recently dropped a new music video, Promise, which includes scenes from their white wedding.

The heart-warming video was set on a beach and it showed Adekunle Gold and Simi looking very happy and in love. Since its release several Nigerians have taken to social media to react to the video.

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See some interesting reactions below:

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Legit.ng recently reported that newly wed husband, Adekunle Gold, has now confirmed his union to Simi in a mail sent to his fans. The musician thanked fans for all their well wishes.

The Ire crooner also revealed that he had proposed to Simi early 2018 after five years of dating. According to him, they decided to keep their wedding a secret ceremony because it is easy to get lost in the limelight.

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