Comedian, wife welcome daughter after 5 years of marriage
Seyi Law and his wife, Stacey, have been blessed with a baby girl after their heartbreaking loss in 2015.
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The couple welcomed their baby girl on Saturday, October 1. The comedian made the announcement via his Instagram page, sharing a photo of himself and a very pregnant Stacey.
He wrote:
"And today, the Lord blessed my household.
"After 5 years of marriage and exactly 9 years after we met, God has blessed us with a beautiful baby girl.
"Ladies and Gentlemen, help us welcome our Princess:
CHIDERA OLUWADEMILADEOLA TIWALOLUWA AVIELLA Aletile.
"Glory be to God Almighty. Baby, Mother and Father are doing well. SEYILAW.
"PS: No pictures until after her endorsements. I go do pass Tiwa Savage."
The couple have been through ups and downs during the last 5 years including the heartbreaking loss of their baby in 2015.
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The birth of their daughter marks the beginning of better things to come for the couple who are very smitten with themselves.
Seyi Law and Stacey got married back in 2011.
Congrats to the happy couple.
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