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Stan Nze, wife Blessing Obasi renew wedding vows after five years together
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Stan Nze, wife Blessing Obasi renew wedding vows after five years together

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Nollywood actor, Stan Nze and his wife, actress Blessing Obasi, have renewed their wedding vows as they marked five years of being together.

The couple reaffirmed their commitment to each other during an intimate ceremony attended by close family and friends.

Stan shared a video from the vow renewal on his social media pages, capturing emotional moments from the event as the pair exchanged vows once again.

Captioning the video, the actor wrote: “5 years after, we still do.”

Stan Nze and Blessing Obasi tied the knot in September 2021 and have since welcomed a son.

The couple’s vow renewal has drawn warm reactions from fans and colleagues in the entertainment industry, who congratulated them on their enduring love and commitment.

Stan Nze, wife Blessing Obasi renew wedding vows after five years together

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