- A young Nigeria couple has touched many hearts by sharing their amazing love story that started when they were little kids.
- A TikTok user named @shaly586 posted a nostalgic photo of herself and her partner from when they were young, along with photos showing their relationship over the years.
A young Nigeria couple has touched many hearts by sharing their amazing love story that started when they were little kids.
A TikTok user named @shaly586 posted a nostalgic photo of herself and her partner from when they were only three years old, along with pictures showing their relationship over the years.
In the touching post, Shaly shared their lasting love, highlighting how their bond grew from childhood friends to a lovely romance.
She compared their journey to that of well-known creators, Peller and Jarvis, proudly noting that their love story started before theirs.
“I started loving you years ago. Our love story don pass Peller and Jarvis own,” she captioned the post, sparking admiration and emotional reactions from viewers.
The post has become very popular, with many people praising the couple’s amazing journey and hoping for their ongoing happiness.
See some comments below:
@BishopzNeverBrokeAgain: “Be like my own Dey different oh 😢😂 I no fit share this kind story because where I wan go find love 😂 God abeg oh 🙏 😂 .”
@VladimirPutin🇷🇺: “My question is how many times you guys forgive each other?😢 wish you guys a successful journey 🙏 🥰.”
Watch the video below:
In other news, A beautiful Nigerian lady has captured the internet’s attention with her striking and unique appearance after showcasing a stunning makeover online.
The dimpled beauty shared a video flaunting her transformed look, courtesy of a talented makeup artist.
In the clip, she gracefully twirled around, giving viewers a full view of her face and highlighting the artistry behind her makeover.
Her distinct and captivating features have sparked widespread reactions, with social media users buzzing about her exceptional beauty and confidence.
The video was captioned …
“Tell me you’re Igbo without telling me you’re Igbo.”
