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Becca’s husband Tobi Sanni gushes over his beautiful wife after delivery, shares her pregnancy photo

Becca’s husband, Daniel Oluwa Tobi Sanni, has for the first time, spoken after his wife was delivered of a baby girl.

In a new post he made and sighted by Legit.ng, Tobi Sanni was full of praises for his wife.

He described her with many beautiful words showing how happy he was over the birth of their first child.

Sanni shared a photo of Becca in her pregnancy days, and wrote that she looked absolutely beautiful.

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He wrote: “My all day, everyday crush... strong, intelligent and absolutely beautiful...”

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His post has triggered massive reactions from fans and followers who have admired him so much.

For instance, an Instagram user, Deladem, said she, together with other fans, adored Becca and her husband:

deladem_duvi: Forever, we absolutely adore you both

nayaafriqa: @beccafrica awwww soo cute.

cyndymens: Awwwwww.... am so emotional ryt now. May God continue to bless you both.

nanacutenhyira: Congrats obaapa.

Becca herself responded by telling her husband that she loves everything about her:

beccafrica: I love everything about you.

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Becca surprised Ghanaians and Nigerians, her husband’s people, when news broke that she had given birth to her first child. The news was received with so much excitement and many congratulatory messages poured out to her.

The couple welcomed the baby just about six months after their marriage in August 2018. Their wedding was attended by high-profiled dignitaries from both Nigeria and Ghana.

Becca later revealed that she found love in her husband, for which reason she overlooked her many Ghanaian suitors, to get a husband in faraway Nigeria. He also assured her of his undying love.

Meanwhile, Legit.ng had previously gathered the report of popular Nigerian YouTube sensation Sisi Yemmie, who had taken to social media to announce the birth of her new child. The proud mum shared pictures of her adorable baby girl on her Instagram page.

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