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Anita Joseph visits Uche Ogbodo in the hospital to see her new baby girl (Video)
Nollywood actress, Anita Joseph visited her colleague, Uche Ogbodo who recently welcomed her baby girl on Tuesday, 8th of June at the hospital..
Recall that Edujandon.com in a report on Wednesday reported that Uche Ogbodo welcomed her baby with her young lover.
The new mother in a post via her IG account revealed that she and her baby are perfectly fine.
Well, Anita Joseph shared a video from her visit to the hospital and she could be seen holding the baby in excitement.
”My Bunny 🙈🙈🙈🙈
You don’t even know how I feel💋💋
@ucheogbodo Weldone my geh 💃
For all who seek the gift of children May the Lord grant your heart desires in Jesus Name Amen,” Anita Joseph wrote.
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