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Most adorable family photos of actor Imeh Bishop and his loved ones

Family is everything. Comedian and actor, Imeh Okon Bishop, has many internet users admiring his adorable family after releasing the cutest photos ever.

The 37-year-old actor who is happily married with two daughters shared cute photos of himself, his wife and kids as they made their way to church on January 27. Spending time with family is always a blessing and Imeh reflected his joy as he posed in sweet photos with his family.

One of the photo which caught the attention of his fans was that which he grabbed his wife. The hilarious actor posted the photo with a mouth-cracking caption, leaving fans with nothing but respect for his expensive sense of humour.

Recall that Imeh and his gorgeous wife, Idara, marked their fifth wedding anniversary recently. The adorable couple have God to thank for the beautiful journey of marriage which they hope will continue being a source of joy and blessing to them.

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These cute photos will make your day:

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Beautiful family!

Meanwhile, the year 2018 ended on a very good note for celebrity couple, Yvonne Jegede and late veteran actress Bukky Ajayi’s son who is also an actor, Olakunle Fawole. However, in 2019, there are rumours that their two-year-old marriage has hit the rocks. There are no confirmations yet but close sources revealed that the actress has moved out of her matrimonial home.

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