Lady Finally Opens 2013 Wedding Gift From Friend Who Stopped Communicating With Her

• In a TikTok video, she shared that she had kept the gift unopened for 12 years since her wedding.

• She finally unwrapped the gift and showed the two items she discovered inside.

A lady decided to finally open a wedding gift from 2013 that she received from a friend who no longer speaks to her.

In a TikTok video, she shared that she had kept the gift unopened for 12 years since her wedding.

She finally unwrapped the gift and showed the two items she discovered inside.

Her friend had given her two beautiful flower verses.

Netizens’ reactions below:

@Takalani: “Throw them away.”

@Mrs_Kay87 💕💕: “Why did you keep it for such a long time 😳you should have throw it away.”

@MaHGirL.Y_28: “You should have gotten rid of them for your own safety my darling.”

@Happy: “I don’t trust people when coming to wedding gifts or any special occasion gifts yaz😒.Some of those gifts are reason y our marriage aren’t working.”

@mame_mzungumwiru: “Friends with money in the same sentence 😂😂😂,,I have seen wonders in the past days but anyways.”

@Zawadi: “You’re a better person than me I’d have opened that gift same day I received it even if I didn’t have space🥹, suspense would’ve killed. I love gifts.”

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In other news, Media figure Florence Otedola, widely recognized as DJ Cuppy, has candidly discussed her upbringing and the implications of privilege.

As the offspring of Nigerian billionaire Femi Otedola, DJ Cuppy revealed that she was raised in a financially stable environment and, during her childhood, did not fully comprehend the magnitude of her advantages.

In a recent post on her X account, she expressed her growing awareness of societal inequalities, remarking, “Growing up, I didn’t fully realise just how privileged I was. I never had to worry about anything.”

She reflected on how what she once viewed as ordinary—living without monetary stress—represents a reality that many individuals aspire to and hope for.

On her X handle, Cuppy wrote, “Thank God I see it now. What felt normal to me is something someone else is praying for? Gratitude changes everything.”