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BBNaija 2018 star Angel shares official first photo with his Canadian wife

- Big Brother Naija star Angel marries his Canadian girlfriend on April 30, 2019

- It was a quiet wedding ceremony that many did not hear about until photos of their signing the dotted lines at the registry came online

- On Saturday, May 4, Angel formally presents his wife to the world

Former Big Brother Naija 2018 housemate, Ifiemi Angel Awotarigha, has shared an official and adorable photo of his newly wedded Canadian wife, Felicia.

The actor legally married his Canadian model girlfriend, Felicia, recently in a registry in Port Harcourt, Rivers state in a quiet wedding ceremony on Tuesday, April 30, 2019.

Photos of the couple signing the dotted lines and sharing their first kiss as husband and wife trended online recently.

On Saturday, May 4, Angel took to his Instagram page to officially present his lovely wife. The couple were dressed in the traditional outfit of Rivers state and they look lovely together.

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A fun video of Angel, his wife and his family was also shared by a friend of the reality show star on Instagram.

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The make up artist also shared video of her transforming the new bride on her big day.

Congratulations to the couple!

While in the BBNaija house, Angel was said to be one of the oldest in the house and he was have love interest in one of the female housemates, Ahneeka. During the recently held BBNaija reunion of the 2018 housemates, Ifu Ennada, threw shots at Angel as she got a bit blunt.

Speaking about their time in the house, Ifu stated that Angel was really liking Ahneeka but the gorgeous Ahneeka was way out of his league and he refused to get the message. Her rhetoric immediately threw the other housemates off balance even though many fans seem to agree with the statement.

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