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Bittersweet Joy As Ogogo’s Daughter Kira Welcomes Baby Boy Days After Father’s Burial
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Bittersweet Joy As Ogogo’s Daughter Kira Welcomes Baby Boy Days After Father’s Burial

InformationNG about 1 hour 1 mins read

Kira Taiwo, daughter of late veteran Nollywood actor Taiwo Hassan (Ogogo), has reportedly given birth to a baby boy just days after her father’s burial. The cheering news comes as the family continues to mourn the patriarch.

Photos of the newborn have surfaced on Kira’s social media handle, though the family has yet to officially confirm the birth. Ogogo was buried on Monday in Ilaro, Ogun State, after dying at 66 following a battle with stage-four cancer.

With the family yet to confirm the birth, the question is when they will share more details and whether the baby’s arrival will bring comfort after Ogogo’s passing.

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