Fans of BBNaija reality star, Angel Smith have gone into a frenzy after the reality star dropped a cryptic hint that she is pregnant.
Her closeness with fellow former BBNaija housemate Somadina, also known as Soma, has stoked the rumor.
Angel Smith and Soma’s romance began in the Big Brother Naija house, where their chemistry was evident.
However, it wasn’t until after the show’s conclusion that the couple decided to go public with their relationship.
This public proclamation of their love fueled followers’ expectations for a bright future together.
In a tweet that has sent shockwaves across the internet, Angel Smith tantalizingly shared a pregnant emoji, leading many to believe that she may indeed be pregnant.
Soma, who also participated in the reality TV show, previously spoke about his intentions to tie the knot and start a family in the near future, with plans for marriage and children by 2024.
This new development in Angel’s life seems to align with Soma’s aspirations and has only further stoked the curiosity and excitement of their fans.
Reactions have poured in from fans and well-wishers, expressing their joy and offering congratulations to the couple.
Reacting to Angels’ pregnancy rumors
@Hepzibahtweet12: “Are you trying to tell us something. Should we start preparing for omogwuo?”.
@Iam_temi_tope: “Angel don finally SOMASULT”.
@Cookietee: “It’s must be a girl”.
@Aduke: “Congratulations baby”.
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Gistlover recalls that In a recent interview with Glitch Africa Studios, former BBNaija ‘All Stars’ housemate, Soma, has opened up about receiving advice from fellow housemates, including Cross, to reconsider his relationship with Angel Smith, a fellow housemate from the reality show.
Soma, who gained fame as a contestant on the popular reality show, shed light on how some of his colleagues had approached him with concerns about his romantic involvement with Angel.
According to him, they advised him to “press the brakes” on his budding romance with Angel due to concerns about her personality and character.
