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Video of actress Remi Surutu dancing as she announces her engagement

- Veteran Nollywood actress Remi Surutu is reportedly set to walk down the aisle

- It was gathered that Surutu was proposed to while celebrating her birthday

- The engagement was announced by popular celebrity fashion designer CEO Luminee

Remilekun Oshodi, a veteran actress popularly known as Remi Surutu, has reportedly gotten engaged to the love of her life. The actress had reportedly been proposed to while she was celebrating her birthday.

The actress, on Tuesday, May 14, had become a year older and while she was celebrating the fabulous day, she was asked an important question.

It was gathered that the man she is currently dating had popped the question and she said yes. The identity of the man has, however, not been revealed to the public.

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Legit.ng had come across the great news after a video was released on Instagram by popular celebrity fashion designer CEO Luminee.

In the video, Luminee was filming Surutu as she danced in a newly made lace. Luminee then addressed the viewers, saying Surutu got engaged on her birthday.

The fashion designer noted that the actress did not want her to reveal the news, adding that she had to do it to reveal the glory of the lord. Surutu looked shocked after Luminee revealed the engagement news.

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Luminee later wrote: "Let me quickly do APROKO (AMEBO) Oo of my SISTER Ife Mi @therealremisurutu SHE GOT ENGAGED ON HER BIRTHDAY few days AGOS , She said to me Not to tell any1, but l can't keep calm because we have been PRAYING for this sooooooo long and it shall be permanent injI present to you the LOVE of my HEART you are ONE in millions #EGBON MI ALAIYE IRE l celebrate you and ur family TODAY..."

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In another romantic story, Legit.ng had reported that actor John Dumelo had cried tears of joy on his wedding day. The actor had shared a photo of himself wiping tears off on the special day on his Instagram page and captioned it, saying he hardly cries.

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