Paul Okoye’s wife, Ivy Ifeoma defends husband’s birthday message to ex-wife, Anita

  • Paul’s heartfelt tribute to Anita, referring to her as “Mama Ejima,” elicited a stir among fans.
  • Ivy defended Paul’s birthday wishes during a Q&A session, stating that she saw nothing wrong with them and questioned why wishing someone a happy birthday would be negative.
Paul Okoye's wife, Ivy Ifeoma defends husband's birthday message to ex-wife, Anita

Ivy Ifeoma has come to the defense of Paul Okoye’s birthday message to his ex-wife, Anita.

Paul’s heartfelt tribute, in which he referred to Anita as “Mama Ejima,” elicited various reactions from fans.

In a recent Q&A session, Ivy expressed that she found no issue with Paul’s birthday greetings, questioning the negativity surrounding the act of wishing someone well on their special day.

Addressing the ongoing rift within Psquare, Ivy conveyed her disappointment but opted to remain uninvolved, remarking, “it is what it is.” She encouraged fans to reach out to the brothers if they wish to see a reconciliation.

When questioned about her relationship with Paul’s children from his previous marriage, Ivy reacted emphatically, deeming the inquiry “stupid” and advising others not to take such remarks seriously.

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In other news, Acclaimed Nollywood actor Charles Okocha commemorated his newlywed wife’s birthday in a spectacular manner, enveloped in affection and admiration.

It is important to highlight that the couple’s recent traditional wedding was a glamorous affair, attracting numerous distinguished guests and notable personalities.

Charles Okocha took to Instagram to express his heartfelt wishes for his wife’s birthday, celebrating her on this significant occasion.

The post included a touching video showcasing Charles Okocha and his wife in a playful dialogue.

Dressed in coordinated outfits, the couple’s infectious laughter and affectionate interactions beautifully illustrated the essence of love within a harmonious union.

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