- Marie revealed her romantic side by sending him a bouquet of hand-picked flowers.
- This sweet gesture recognized his efforts in planning the Bliss Experience concert in Abuja on October 25, 2024.
- Marie noted that she wanted to honor him for handling recent situations with such grace.
Marie, the wife of gospel singer Moses Bliss, revealed her romantic side by sending him a bouquet of hand-picked flowers.
This sweet gesture recognized his efforts in planning the Bliss Experience concert in Abuja on October 25, 2024. She had her bridesmaid, Evita Felix-Okonti, deliver the flowers along with a note that Moses shared in a video.
Marie noted that she wanted to honor him for handling recent situations with such grace.
The 25-year-old shared that her husband prayed to the Lord all night about Bliss Experience. She mentioned that he was strong and dedicated to God’s work, believing that his efforts were meaningful.
She also highlighted the financial and physical sacrifices he made, along with the many sleepless nights filled with hard work and dedication. The gospel singer’s wife concluded with a heartfelt message.
“May your cup never run dry and I am proud to call you my covering, leader, inspiration, husband, baby, and best friend. I will love you forever always.”
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See some comments below:
@sebahtubman “For those who are confused about a wife calling her husband, Sir, even with the multiple times she called him “baby”. May God give you understanding. Amen.”
@aderimike: “You didn’t hear “baby”, you didn’t hear “my love”, it’s only “sir” you heard and it’s pinching your body. What’s your own? Is it your marriage?”
@_toniaa___: “When he said ‘aww the flower is now smelling better’.”
@beatrice_konadu1: “If many women will emulate Marie and accord their husbands the type of respect Marie accords her husband, many marriages will be saved. No matter the love and fun between you and your husband, never ever see him finish!”
@queen.adjoa1: “I love this !! And I love how she calls him ‘“Sir”. It’s so honourable and respectful.”
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