Veteran Actress Dupe Jaiyesimi has decided to share her story while on a talk show with Biola Adebayo.
During a talk with Biola show, Actress Dupe Jaiyesimi shared how she was childless and all the struggle she face just to give birth to a child.
She stated that she was once pregnant and was very sad when the doctor told her that the child is not inside the womb, she questioned God because she was forty years by then.
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Many netizens reacted to her emotions story.
Kemitaofeek wrote: It is well🙏🏾
Amanda wrote: People are really going through a lot 😢
Iam pleased wrote: Ask her if she’s ready to take me as her child. I am about to be 42 though, my mother is late I am willing to be her child any day anytime😭😭😭😭😭😭😭my children are ready to call her grandma.
Opey opey wrote: GOD IS ABLE MAMA…YOU ARE NOT BARREN.YOU ARE A MOTHER OF NATIONS
Ajadi wrote: Mummy i am sending you all my love and prayers ❤️ You are not s barren IJN.
Adeyanju wrote: Ahhh aunty Biola from today mummy dupe is my mom 😢this story touch me I will celebrate you from today my mummy
Irawo wrote: Omg 😢😢😢😢 I feel like holding her tight
Oluwatoyin wrote: People are going through alot😢😢😢
Ajala wrote: Hmmmm….May Almighty Allah (S.A.W) grant all TTC women the fruit of the womb. Walahi ko easy
Ariel wrote: Now you see It’s Take Us Nothing To Be Kind Of Ourselves 🌹 People Are Going Through Alot.
Flakky wrote: Ma i will be among those who will be celebrating you from today.
Damila wrote: Hmmmm…a lot is hidden behind their smiles on camera…God!!!😢
Labtob wrote: Her story touched my heart😭😭😭😭 I remember what I went through too hmmmmm!!!
Tossy wrote: You see why people have to be nice to each other because people are going through a lot and a lot are going through people 😕,just be nice to everyone around you 💯 🙏 😌. It’s well with you ma😍😍😍😍we love you ma
Lovely wrote: People are really going through alot,so if you’d see anyone with smile pls pamper them cause you don’t know what they have been through.
