Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo is undoubtedly a proud grandma, and if you need more proof of it, her latest act is what you need.
The movie star has tattooed her grandson, Rakeem’s name, on her arm.
In a video captured online, the mother of two was seen at a recent event with his name boldly written on her arms.
One Unsaid Things wrote, “Awwwn
One FunNation_tv wrote, “She no wan old again
Last month, during the premiere of her movie in London, Iyabo shared a video of her daughter and son-in-law, saying that if Rakeem should get another sibling anytime soon, the trip made it possible.
A few weeks ago, the proud grandma celebrated Rakeem as he turned 6 months old. She described him as her Oga Patapata and affirmed her love for him.
Some months back, Iyabo had predicted another baby for the couple. On her Snapchat page, the latest grandma said that she sees a baby sooner for the couple, with the way they are inseparable.
While gushing over her husband’s freshness, Priscilla had promised him two more kids.
Similarly, Juma Jux, had demanded more kids, stating that their son needed siblings immediately.
On his 4-month birthday, the movie star shared a photo of herself and her grandson in matching pyjamas. Calling him her Oga Patapata, she rained prayers on him.
Iyabo had won the Grandma of the Year award with her reception for baby Rakeem in Nigeria. She had welcomed the couple and her grandson in grand style to his country by hiring dancers and worshippers to welcome the couple into her house.
When Rakeem turned 40-days old, Iyabo, via her Instagram page, shared photos from the celebration, appreciating the public for their love and support. The mother of two went on to pray for the public.
When he turned one month, the Labake Olododo producer shared an adorable video of herself and her Juma’s mother, in matching outfits, dancing with their grandchild.
In a heartfelt note, Priscilla had appreciated Iyabo for her support throughout her pregnancy. She noted how her mum left her business, work and life in Lagos to care for her and her unborn child. Hailing her, she crowned her mother the best grandma in the world.
Days before welcoming their child, the Yoruba actress showered prayers on Priscilla and Juma Jux as they prepared for parenthood.
