Former housemates of the Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) reality TV show, Gedoni Ekpata, and Khafi Kareem have tied the knot.
Khafi broke the news in a post via her Instagram page where she shared lovely pictures from the wedding event.
On her Instagram handle, Khafi added: “On this day last year, I woke up engaged to the love of my life. The worst thing happened this year but through the tears and sorrow, the best also happened too.
“And that is signing on the dotted line to spending the rest of my life with you. We couldn’t celebrate this year (next year loading!) but genuinely, I celebrate and thank God every day for you @Gedoni. Cheers to married life.”
“Getting married during a pandemic was a choice we decided to make. If this year taught us anything it was to take nothing for granted and each day is a gift. We weren’t able to have friends and family there apart from our witnesses but we know that by God’s grace we will be able to celebrate with our loved ones and family once the pandemic is over.
“It’s simple when it’s right”. We didn’t see anything stopping us so we went for it. My brother’s death also made us realize that life truly isn’t promised so we didn’t want to wait. We have always known, we wanted to stay forever together so we just kept on thinking, why delay forever from starting? she had stated.
Khafi also revealed that she looks forward to having twins, “Looking forward to a life of growth, expansion, learning, positive changes, happiness, twin babies, and more. God talks so much about two heads being better than one and I’m ready for us to put that in action!! It is just an amazing thing to know you have someone who you are doing life with and I’m ready for whatever life may throw at us.
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