Comedian celebrates 6th wedding anniversary; calls his wife "rarest of precious gems"
Seyi Law and Ebere his wife have now been married for six splendid years!
Seyi Law and his wife
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"Mercy speaks for us. Grace got us. Favour is our companion. Happy Wedding Anniversary to us." writes the comedian on his Instagram page.
Over to Olori Supergal's IG page though, and Seyi Law heaps the most amazing compliments and sweet words on Ebere, likening her to the most precious gems and also saying "everyday, a beautiful you is unveiled and our home is merrier."
Alongside a beautiful photo of them smiling brightly for the camera, the the comedian wrote:
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"Wawuuuueeessstttt!!! It's been six years of God's awesomeness. I took the decision to walk down the road of marriage with you, my love.
I" waited to see you walk down the aisle to meet me. You have done more than the I DO in agreement to marry me.Everyday, a beautiful you is unveiled and our home is merrier.
"God who knew my suffering and lack of Parental closeness as child built a home for me with you. The world will wag their tongues and some will succumb to evil prayers, but with theirs will come to nought.
"I am happy to be the one to celebrate you, my own number 1 celebrity. Mummy Tiwaloluwa and the rest coming.
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"Beyond the moon my love remains and beneath the earth even in death my heart rejoiced it ever met you. I love You, the rarest of all precious gems. Happy Sixth Wedding Anniversary."
With Love from the Pulse Weddings Team, happy anniversary to Seyi and Ebere Aletile.
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