Nollywood actress Debbie Shokoya rejoiced as she welcomed her first child, which was tears of joy for her family as they welcomed their first child after losing their pregnancy at 8 months. Though the sex of the child is not yet known, it is believed that the Yoruba actress welcomed a baby girl.
Her colleague Seiilat broke the good news by posting a picture of the expectant actress along with a heartfelt message expressing her appreciation for the birth of her child. As she congratulated the new mother, she mentioned that she had been waiting to upload the picture.
Seilat wrote: We are so grateful. Been waiting to post this particular one. Congratulations my love. Kisses to our mini Debbie”.
Actress Nkechi Blessing congratulated the new mother on the bundle of joy on her Instagram page, saying that it truly is a bundle of happiness for them.
Nkechi Blessing wrote: “Oh Lord Jesus, you do this one ooo. Big big congratulations on the arrival of your bundle of joy. Ore kanka Olorun a dupe”.
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According to a story published by Insidenaija in August 2023, Debbie Shokoya broke down in tears as she described how she lost her pregnancy at eight months. She also made a solicitation to the public, highlighting the hardships she endured and the sacrifices she made for her unborn child, noting how close she was to them before the loss.
She wrote about her tragic pregnancy loss in December, pointing out that many pregnant women passed away while their unborn child was still in the womb and that some also died after giving birth. Despite the fact that things didn’t go as planned, Debbie expressed gratitude and said it went as God had intended. She went on to say that although she has bruises and pains, she is stronger than them.
The actress released a moving film early this year that she dedicated to her child. She observed that some pains merge into one and never go away. She acknowledged that although it causes trauma, it also strengthens a person. She gave credit to her deceased child for showing her that she was genuinely strong, for paving the way without tension, and for teaching her that she could sacrifice without hesitation.