Celebrity couples explain what they love most about being married
Funke Akindele and JJC Skillz, alongside two other couples talk about their favorite aspects of marriage.
Funke Akindele and JJC Skillz explain what they love most about marriage
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Whether you are a celebrity or not, and whether you've been married for long or just for a few months, there's bound to be something about marriage that thrills you. right?
Take Funke Akindele and JJC Skillz for instance, when asked what they love most about being married, JJC says he loves the "relaxed feeling, the effortlessness" and his wife says it's just the normalcy of the whole thing that thrills her.
"I think it just feels normal, we're friends, we're just together," the "Jenifa" actress says.
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In the same interview posted on Instagram by The Net today, February 14 2017, radio presenter IK Osakioduwa and his wife Olohi, seem to enjoy most the playfulness and companionship that marriage creates between them.
For Timi Dakolo, who answers the question while his beautiful wife, Busola holds on to him endearingly, being able to come home to food after a long day of work beats all other feelings.
"What I love most about being married is the responsibility that comes with it.
"It saves a lot of wahala [trouble] especially in this Lagos… after I’m done, I go back home… [and] I know I am coming back to food," he says.
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OK, guys, there you have it. Celebrities and the most preferred aspects of marriage.
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