- Yul Edochie turned the gaze of social media toward his family with a heartfelt declaration, revealing that his second son with Judy Austin has been dedicated to God’s hands through the sacred act of baptism.
- In a twist that deepened the emotional resonance of the announcement, Yul unveiled that the young boy bears a name heavy with legacy—Pete Edochie, a tribute to his legendary father.
In a move that has reignited conversations across social media, the controversial Nollywood duo, Yul Edochie and Judy Austin, stepped into the sacred halls of their church to baptize their second son, honoring the customs of their faith.
The event, a blend of spiritual dedication and familial pride, became the latest chapter in their headline-dominating love story.
Yul, never one to shy away from sharing his life with the public, took to his official Facebook page on Tuesday, December 24th, unveiling moments from the intimate ceremony.
The images showed the couple adorned in regal native attire, exuding a sense of unity and purpose. In one of the snapshots, Yul cradled their first son, Star Dikeh, while Judy Austin held their newborn with pride and grace.
What truly stole the spotlight was Yul’s revelation that their second son carries a name of monumental significance—Pete Edochie—an homage to his iconic father and a deliberate nod to legacy and honor.
This choice sparked a tidal wave of reactions online, with many marveling at the weight of such a decision while others speculated about the deeper intentions behind it.
He wrote;
“At the baptism of our son, Pete (Jnr) Yul- Edochie…. Isi Mmili Ji Ofor and his babies, ljele Odogwu and Star Dike Yul-Edochie.”
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This latest development comes just days after a viral video sent shockwaves across social media, showing the embattled actor, Yul Edochie, standing confidently by his partner, Judy Austin, on the altar during Prophet Odumeje’s birthday celebration at church.
The sight was a fusion of awe and disbelief, leaving worshippers torn between admiration and astonishment.