Mercy Chinwo, a Nigerian gospel singer, was congratulated when a video she posted online revealed that she was pregnant.
The gospel singer, who wedded Pastor Blessed of The Waterbrook Church, announced her newest project, an EP called Elevated, on her Instagram page on Wednesday night.
The teaser for Mercy’s song “Wonder,” track 6 on the Elevated EP, was released, and internet users couldn’t help but notice the apparent baby bump in the video.
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Fans and followers have flocked to the post’s comment area to congratulate the singer on the baby bump and her new endeavor, despite the fact that she hasn’t yet revealed that she is pregnant.
“I can see that baby bump 💃💃 Mercy chinwo the second, I’m coming to rub powder soon @mercy”. A follower wrote.
One Jennifer Ogah: “Double congratulations”.
@Manthezi: “Congratulations preggy😍”.
@haned: “Double congratulations 🎈🎊 let’s prepare our dancing shoes”.
@ebube: “I saw something, Oh thank you JESUS”.
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Obidiz finally responds to Mercy Chinwo’s lawsuit
Meanwhile, Obidiz, an upcoming musician has finally responded to popular gospel singer, Mercy Chinwo’s threat to sue him for N2 billion.
She did this because he mentioned her name in his worldly song.
When the song was released, Mercy Chinwo’s legal representative, Pelumi Olajengbesi, took action by issuing a “stop and desist” letter to the musician Obidiz, urging him to withdraw his song “Mercy Chinwo” from all digital streaming platforms.
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