“Love Makes the Belly Go Round” — Wofai Ifada Announces Second Pregnancy 

Nigerian actress and comedian Wofai Ifada and her husband Taiwo Cole have shared the joyful news that they are expecting their second child, delighting fans within and across Nigeria.

The couple announced, on the husband's birthday, in an Instagram video featuring their daughter, sharing that their little family is experiencing growth. 
She captioned the post with the sentiment, "Love makes the belly go round," and expressed gratitude for their "new chapter."

Wofai's post featured her existing family circle, the baby clothes hanging on a line, and her visible baby bump. 
Their daughter, Ifedayo, was featured in the announcement, with Wofai noting that she is about to become a "big sister."

The couple, who married in May 2024, received a wave of congratulatory messages from fans and fellow celebrities across social media platforms.

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