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Ruth Kadiri And Her Husband Celebrate 6th Wedding Anniversary

Ruth Kadiri, a well-known Nollywood actress, and her spouse celebrated their sixth wedding anniversary on social media, and fans, friends, and other celebrities showered the couple’s posts with congratulations.

The actress, who is renowned for her extraordinary talent in the Nigerian film business, expressed her happiness on Instagram by posting a touching message to commemorate the momentous occasion.

Ruth shared a love letter from her spouse in which he declared his love for her and called her his “favourite person.”

“6 years later and you are still my favourite person. Happy anniversary.”

A gorgeously created miniature of two entwined hands, signifying the strength and unbreakable bond of their relationship, was included with the message.

In her caption, Ruth expressed her heartfelt affection and gratitude, she wrote:

“My cup of tea.”

Fans and well-wishers responded to the anniversary post right away, flooding the comment area with heartfelt congratulations.

Happy wedding anniversary! May your love continue to wax strong in Jesus name.

Live with Purpose, Love with Passion. Remember to be happy

One ❤️❤️❤️

Rose Ajieh

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