Moses Bliss & wife releases baby bump photos following birth announcement

• Moses Bliss and Marie Wiseborn, renowned Gospel singers, have shared heartwarming baby bump photos following the birth of their first child.

• The couple announced the birth of their first child, a baby boy, on social media earlier, according to GistLover.

• The couple’s surprise pregnancy announcement sparked a surge of congratulatory messages from fans and industry colleagues.

Acclaimed Gospel artist Moses Bliss and his spouse, Marie Wiseborn, have captured the hearts of many with the unveiling of their baby bump photographs, following the birth of their first child.

Previously, GistLover reported that the couple announced the arrival of their son via social media.

This revelation took fans by surprise, as they were previously unaware of Marie’s pregnancy, leading to a flood of congratulatory messages from supporters and fellow industry members.

In the midst of this wave of well-wishes, Marie Wiseborn shared charming baby bump images on Instagram.

The photographs depict the couple radiating happiness, with Moses Bliss affectionately gazing at and cradling the baby bump.

The post reads, “This is the doing of the Lord. Now unto him that is able to do exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think,… unto him be glory. Amen”.

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In other news, A Nigerian woman residing in Canada, Nkechi Bianze, has encouraged women to consider dating or marrying white men, commonly referred to as Oyibo, in order to discover the essence of genuine love.

She asserts that engaging in a relationship with an Oyibo will provide women with the opportunity to experience profound love during their lifetime.

Although she has dated two white men, she ultimately chose to marry a Nigerian. Nevertheless, she emphasized that her Nigerian husband offers her authentic love.

She wrote;

“Dear ladies, If you can, in your life time, try date and/or marry oyibo. So that you can experience true love before you die,” she wrote.

“At least, the “Life well spent” on your grave or obituary paper will have an atom of truth.

“Me? I dated oyibo twice. And I married the last Nigerian man capable of giving true love. So, don’t worry about me. I’m fine.”