Nollywood actress Mo Bimpe has shared a heartwarming video as she prepares for a grand thanksgiving ceremony for her triplets.
The actress shared a video and photographs of herself with her three children on Instagram, reflecting on the prayers, waiting andn emotions that preceded their arrival.
“From waiting to wonder. From tears to thanksgiving,” Bimpe wrote.
“There are some stories only God can write,” she added, describing her journey as one that began with “prayers, faith, hope, and countless moments of trusting God’s timing”.
Bimpe, who welcomed triplets with her husband, actor Lateef Adedimeji, said she was grateful to have moved from waiting for children to holding “three miracles” in her arms.
The actress has frequently shared aspects of her experience as a new mother while continuing her career in Nollywood.
Reflecting on motherhood, she said the experience had taught her the importance of taking short breaks to reset.
She described motherhood as “loud, messy, exhausting, and incredibly beautiful”.
Last month, Bimpe also spoke about balancing her responsibilities as a mother with her career, describing the experience as beautiful and transformative.
She said she was learning that she did not have to choose between being present for her children and pursuing her career.
On Mother’s Day, the actress described her triplets as “three beautiful reminders that miracles still exist”, while expressing gratitude for how motherhood had changed her.
In an interview with BellaNaija, Bimpe said she cried, smiled, prayed silently and repeatedly thanked God for entrusting her with the children.
She said motherhood had made her “softer and more emotional”.
On Children’s Day, she shared a video featuring herself, Lateef and their babies, describing watching them grow as “the sweetest adventure”.
Bimpe has also reflected on the unexpected nature of her motherhood journey, saying: “They said one, but God said three.”
The actress is now preparing to mark the arrival of her triplets with a grand thanksgiving celebration, describing the occasion as a testimony to God’s faithfulness.
