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Mem I song has twins after baby shower

mem Isong has twins after baby shower

by Jane Kolade, May 31, 2016 at 12:02 am in Entertainment,Entertainment

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Prolific female Nigerian producer, Emem Isong-Misodi was delivered of a set of twins on Friday, May 27 at a hospital in Texas, US. The happy event took place hours after the elated mom-to-be was hosted to a Baby shower by her Texas based colleagues in the industry.

Announcing the birth of the twins named Jewel and Divina, she took to her Instagram account to say, “What can I say unto the Lord? All I have to say is thank you Lord. For unto us, a king and queen are born. Our hearts are filled with unspeakable joy as we announce the birth of our twin children, Jewel and Divina. We give God the glory for safe delivery. He is indeed an awesome God.”

The actress who is married to a Cameroonian had surprisingly broke her bag of water a few hours after the party.

This is good news for the Royal Arts Academy boss who was heart-broken when she lost an earlier pregnancy midterm not long after getting married in December 2014.

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