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Fans Reacts As Peter Okoye Takes His Twin Brother, Paul’s Kids On A Shopping Spree In The US (Video)
Nigerian musicians Peter and Paul Okoye of the defunct music group, P Square have seemed to work their way around their strained relationship as the two brothers have shown that love for their family should not get in the way of their personal issues.
You could recall that the two brothers have been at each others throat since they disbanded their music group and decided to go solo with their careers..
Meanwhile, it appears that troubled relationship between the brothers has no bearing on their relationship with each other’s children, as a video posted on Instagram by Paul’s wife, Anita Okoye, portrays Peter enjoying quality time with his twin brother’s children in the United States as they went shopping.
Anita shared the video with the caption: “Christmas In November, thanks to Uncle Peter… @peterpsquare”.
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