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Simi & Adekunle Gold Celebrate Their Son Adeifemi’s Dedication in Elegant All-White Style | See Photos
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Simi & Adekunle Gold Celebrate Their Son Adeifemi’s Dedication in Elegant All-White Style | See Photos

Bella Naija about 2 hours 3 mins read

Full-length portrait of Simi dressed in a custom sequined white lace gown and tied gele for Adeifemi’s dedication.

If you’ve seen Adekunle Gold and Simi all dressed in white and silver today on your timelines, that’s because the couple have dedicated their baby boy, Adeifemi Oba Ajani Kosoko, in a beautiful family celebration. The dedication marks another special chapter for the Kosoko family after welcoming their second child in March 2026.

Simi shared the news with a deeply personal message that also revealed her son’s full name. She prayed for his life, joy, good health, peace, and protection, committing him into the hands of Jesus Christ, while affectionately calling him her “Fresh Prince,” “Lil Champ,” and “baby boy.”

Adeifemi’s arrival came just a few months after Simi and Adekunle Gold announced they were expecting another child during the rollout of Simi’s latest music era. The pregnancy announcement quickly became one of the biggest celebrity family updates of the year, and the birth of their son officially made them a family of four.

Simi accompanied by family members in traditional white lace and teal gele headgears during her son’s dedication service.

Their first child, Adejare Kosoko, was born in 2020, and Simi’s dedication post made the sibling connection even sweeter by referring to Adeifemi as “Aburo Adejare.” It’s a lovely reminder that Adejare has now stepped into her role as a big sister.

The style moment was also impossible to miss. Simi and Adekunle Gold coordinated in elegant all-white Yoruba outfits that felt perfect for the occasion. Adekunle Gold wore a white agbada with geometric embroidery, matching trousers, a tailored inner tunic, and a white patterned Aso-Oke fila, finished with tinted rectangular sunglasses and silver rings. Simi chose a fitted white floor-length lace gown with silver sequin detailing, a structured neckline, semi-sheer sleeves, and a beautifully wrapped white gele, paired with a silver box clutch and matching heels.

Simi and Adekunle Gold in coordinated white traditional Yoruba attire during their son Adeifemi Kosoko’s baby dedication ceremony.

Simi’s message ended with a line that captured the occasion beautifully: “We dedicated you in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. God keep you and cause His face to shine on you. I love you Fresh Prince. My lil Champ. My lil Pop. My baby boy.”

Customised gold crown dedication cake created for Simi and Adekunle Gold’s second child, Adeifemi Oba Ajani Kosoko.

Simi in a strapless white mini dress with sheer lace detailing during the celebration for her baby boy, Adeifemi.

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Photo Credit: Simi/Instagram 

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