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Wizkid and babymama, Jada Pollock throw lavish birthday party for their son, Zion (Video)
Grammy award winning singer, Wizkid and his third babymama, Jada Pollock have thrown a lavish party for their son, Zion..
The third child of the singer turns 5 today, October 28th, 2022.
To celebrate his new age, Zion was treated to a lavish birthday bash.
Taking to their various Instagram story, the proud parents shared clips from his birthday bash..
Describing him as his baby, he wrote,
“MY BABY”.
Jada Pollock on her part wrote,
“HAPPY BIRTHDAY ZION”.
Recently Following the birth of their son, Jada gave a first glimpse at their child.
The proud mother of two shared a rare family photo which included the newborn.
Jada, however, didn’t confirm the gender of the child.
“BEYOND A BLESSING.
THANK YOU GOD FOR ANOTHER YEAR!”.
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