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Ebuka, wife Cynthia expecting third child after seven years
Popular media personality and Big Brother Naija host, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, and his wife, Cynthia Obi-Uchendu, are expecting their third child together.
Cynthia announced the pregnancy in an Instagram post on Sunday, sharing maternity photos and reflecting on her journey back to motherhood after a seven-year gap.
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“Yup! Seven years later and we’re here again,” she wrote, adding that the pregnancy comes a decade after she first became a mother.
She noted that the experience has reminded her that no two pregnancies are the same, regardless of how many children a woman has.
Cynthia expressed gratitude to God for seeing her through what she described as an emotional and demanding journey.
According to her, the third pregnancy holds special significance because she has always believed that meaningful things often come in threes, symbolising completeness, family and faith.
She also shared her excitement over the enthusiasm shown by the couple’s daughters, Jewel and Rubi, as they prepare to welcome a new sibling into the family.
Cynthia further appreciated her husband for his unwavering support throughout the pregnancy, joking that he had probably thought his diaper-changing days were over.
“I know you thought you were done changing diapers,” she teased.
Ebuka and Cynthia got engaged in April 2015 before tying the knot on February 6, 2016. They are parents to two daughters, Jewel and Rubi, and are now preparing to welcome their third child.
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