Actor Yul Edochie gushes over wife’s pregnancy

• In February, Yul and Judy announced their third pregnancy, revealing the name of their unborn child.

• The actor shared a video of his radiant second wife on Instagram, praising her and comparing his reproductive skills to that of football legend Cristiano Ronaldo.

Controversial Nollywood actor Yul Edochie has once again publicly declared his affection for his expectant wife, Judy Austin, while expressing his aspiration to have additional children with her.

In February, Yul and Judy announced that they were expecting their third child, even sharing the name of their unborn baby.

The actor recently posted a video on Instagram featuring his glowing second wife, where he praised her and humorously likened his fatherhood abilities to those of football icon Cristiano Ronaldo.

In a more recent update, Yul Edochie shared a video showcasing his wife’s prominent baby bump. In this touching post, he revealed that he already has two children with Judy and is eagerly anticipating the arrival of their third.

Moreover, Yul emphasized that he is not content with just three children, as he wishes to have five more with her.

Praising his wife for her accomplishments, Yul reaffirmed his profound love for her, stating:

“2 down, 1 loading.

5 more to go.

Ijele Odogwu @judyaustin1

You’re doing well, my love.

I love you.”

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In other news, Nigerian actress Toyin Abraham has come under fire from social media users following her comment on food blogger Chef T’s page while an ongoing controversy with actress Wumi Toriola unfolds.

The drama began when Wumi Toriola shared a private chat with the popular food blogger, Tolani Osikoya, revealing that Chef T had ignored her request for a collaboration. This revelation sparked widespread reactions online.

As discussions about Toriola’s post intensified, Toyin Abraham took to Chef T’s Instagram account, Diary of a Kitchen Lover, and left a comment featuring lovestruck emojis, along with a message saying she was eagerly waiting for her meal.

However, what seemed like a harmless comment did not sit well with many social media users. Some critics accused Abraham of being a hypocrite, calling her ‘alabosi,’ a Yoruba term that translates to ‘two-faced’ or ‘insincere’ in English.