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Actress, Mo Bimpe Calls Out Husband, Lateef Adedimeji Barely 2 months Into Their marriage (Video)
Newly married actress, Adebimpe Adedimeji, better known as Mo Bimpe has dragged her husband, Lateef Adedimeji over his behaviour..
The couple tied the knot in December, 2021 after several speculations pertaining to their romantic relationship made rounds.
However, barely 2 months after their wedding, Mo Bimpe is seen scolding her husband over his reckless manner of farting.
According to her, he farts now and then without apologizing or applying courtesy.
She could also be heard telling him that he ought to start paying her due to his frequent farts which doesn’t sit well with her.
The Yoruba actress further exonerated herself by saying she doesn’t fart indiscriminately like her hubby.
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