Vanessa Okoye Reveals Father’s Response About Her Being Pregnant

• VanessaOkoye recently shared her experiences of being a mother during a Q&A session with her fans.

• Recall that she welcomed a baby girl a few weeks ago and posted a photo from the hospital.

• When fans asked how her father reacted to the news of her pregnancy, Vanessa said he responded like a typical Igbo man—quiet and reserved, but very supportive throughout her pregnancy.

Vanessa, the daughter of Paulo Okoye, recently shared her experiences of being a mother during a Q&A session with her fans.

GistLover reported that she welcomed a baby girl a few weeks ago and posted a photo from the hospital.

When fans asked how her father reacted to the news of her pregnancy, Vanessa said he responded like a typical Igbo man—quiet and reserved, but very supportive throughout her pregnancy.

Another fan inquired about her feelings upon discovering she was pregnant.

Vanessa shared that she felt a mix of happiness, worry, and fear, but she prepared herself for her baby’s arrival by reading books and doing research.

When her baby was born, she felt immense joy that was hard to describe.

It’s worth noting that Paulo visited his granddaughter in the hospital shortly after her birth.

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See some comments below:

@emeraldosas_: “That feeling when looking at that little pumpkin who was inside you few days ago 🥹 their scent, little cries, the way they struggle to open their eyes 🥹 I wish for all women to experience this soon.’

@nikemiiiii: “That small girl no know wetin God do for am with those kind grandma way she get o.”

@hameedahadayi: “It’s best to bring children into d world within d confines of marriage ..that’s what every father would want for their daughter. God bless ur family.”

@dees_foodmart24: “Normally seeing a new born bring joy that is not explainable.”

@meisy_daisy: “God bless her.”

@sweetbahdgurl_: “Make i just waka dey go, make i no just talk .”

@amagracie: “Normally pikin dey bring satisfaction.”

@onyiix_official: “Say no to premarital bedroom matters.”