Ini Edo tricks fans with ‘engagement and marriage announcement’

Ebuka Obi-Uchendu clears the air on Ini Edo’s alleged engagement


Nigerian actress cum filmmaker Ini Edo has caused a stir among her fans after seemingly announcing her marriage.

Taking to her Instagram page on Sunday, September 22, Ini Edo shared a post featuring a picture while leading many to believe that she was planning to tie the knot.

In her post, Ini Edo wrote:

“That bright Sunday morning 6 months ago while on vacation, we crossed paths and our lives never remained the same. Exactly 3 months later you asked me to be with you forever. How did I get so lucky?

“They say ‘Your flaws are perfect for the heart that is meant to love you,’ and I now believe this wholeheartedly. 1 of 3 done. My fairytale wedding is almost here.”

Fellow actress Carolyna Hutchings added fuel to the speculation by reposting the announcement. She wrote:

“A very big congratulations to my darling sister Ini Edo… the fairytale wedding of the century. Glad to be a part of this and by your side. Shut down 20/10/2024… get your dancing shoes and asoebi ready.”

However, unknown to many who flooded the comment section with congratulations, the post was not about Ini Edo’s real-life wedding.

Instead, it was a clever promotional stunt for her upcoming project, My Fairytale Wedding, a new series set to premiere this year.

Big Brother Naija TV host, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu cleared the air during Sunday night’s eviction show, stating that Ini Edo’s engagement post is a movie production and not a real life wedding, teasing fans about missing the hashtag at the end of the post.

And according to MultiChoice which announced the project during Mip Africa earlier this month, My Fairytale Wedding is the first film in a planned trilogy.

The romantic comedy will feature Ini Edo and other stars like Ramsey Nouah, Carolyna Hutchings, Kanayo O. Kanayo, Daniel Etim, Mercy Eke, and Uzor Arukwe.

Directed by Dimeji Ajibola and produced by ChiChi Nworah, the film explores the unique experiences of modern African women.

The story revolves around a 29-year-old woman who, in her desperate search for love, turns to ‘kayanmata’—a mystical love potion from a wealthy seller.

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