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Kisses all over me - Actress Angela Okorie says as she serves stew in new photos

Nollywood is filled with several lovely ladies with breath-taking, beautiful bodies that make many Nigerians drool after them. One of such divas with a beauty that shines for miles is Angela Okorie. The perfectly fit lady is one with a glowing kind of finesse skin.

Angela who knows just how beautiful she is has never failed to flaunt her body. Not only does she wear amazing clothes that show off her assets, she also poses sensationally in lovely photo shoots.

Recently, the actress took to releasing some pictures of herself which can indeed be said to look beautiful. In a red-white T-shirt and denim jeans, the actress served some hot stew to her fans.

Angela who seem to have a knack for bicycles also took to posting an image of herself riding a bike. As a caption to this photo, she said this: "Never Give Up on Your Dreams. Keep Pushing God Got you."

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The beautiful lady also had something to say about her beautiful body. She called her kind of beauty priceless and went on to dish out more sauce in other photos.

See some of the photos below:

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In a rare photo of herself, Angela also dressed like an angel with a big backside. See photo below:

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Without doubt, her beauty and the way she flaunts it has been appraised by many fans who see her as a force to reckon with when it comes to good looks. See some reactions below:

gboughstephen: "Big Aunty,u always be my woman crush."

ady.gonzalez.1610: "Nic picture u are very cute girl i love your mover best mover in the world Thank you very much god blessed u and your family may god blesse."

igwe1851: "Baby you are hot"

kelvin3413: "Too beautiful"

victoriaikechukwu55: "My love 4 u no get pattern."

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This attractive lady is not the only one who stuns fans. Her son named Chamberline is also one good-looking boy whose exquisite handsome features have made the likes of comedian AY to cover their daughter with the blood of Jesus!

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