The bridal shower video of Real Warri Pikin, a well-known Nigerian comedienne whose real name is Anita Asuoha, sparked a variety of responses.
It was reported that Anita and her husband, Ikechukwu, were preparing for their dream wedding to celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary.
In the widely circulated video, certain internet users noticed a striking similarity between Anita’s maid of honor, and May, the former wife of actor Yul Edochie.
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Be like they forced them to come
A few weeks ago, Real Warri Pikin made an announcement about their remarriage, revealing that their initial wedding fell short of their expectations due to financial constraints. They expressed their desire to now fulfill their dream wedding.
In her own words, she said, “We are thrilled to announce that we will be having our Dream wedding – the one that we have always wanted and wished for! It’s going to be a celebration of our love and commitment to each other. With a renewed sense of purpose and a deep understanding of what truly matters, our love and the journey we’re on together.”
The video of the comedienne and her friends taking turns dancing at the bridal shower was shared online and elicited different reactions from people. See some of their reactions:
@tzar_jumie: “The Second Lady looks so much like May Edochie.”
@its_jeater: “Wow is that not May Edochie? She’s looking good or is she not?”
@mynameisfolake: “No young girl for the bridal shower?”
@ussymay4: “Friends from way back, nice one.”
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I wear Asoebi wey I nor pay for – Comedienne Warri Pikin
In another story, Warri Pikin revealed that Mavin’s boss, Don Jazzy, did not sell any of the asoebis worn at his mother’s ceremony.
Don Jazzy, who recently lost his mother, Mrs. Ajaere, aka Indiana Picolo, arranged a life celebration for her on Friday, October 7.
The event recorded many celebrities, most of whom wore the purple Ankara asoebi selected for the ceremony.
