Ex-Big Brother Naija housemates turned Lovers, Teddy A and BamBam are currently holding their traditional engagement in Ibese, Ilaro, Ogun State.
Their close friends, family members including ‘Double Wahala’ season housemates, like, CeeC, Lolu, Leo were all present to celebrat ethis beautiful union with them.
See the photos below;
Watch a video of Teddy and BamBam blushing at each other;
Check out the Outfit Cynthia Nwadiora, aka CeeC wore:
The Hot Outfit Nina wore for the wedding:
Also watch a video of Nina and CeeC vibing together before the wedding;
The Groomsmen didn’t come to play;
My relationship with Teddy A started as a game – BamBam says
Last Weekend, reality TV Stars and real life lovers, Teddy A and BamBam got engaged and the news dominated social media as friends and fans celebrated the couple.
BamBam last week, spoke about her engagement to Teddy A and how real it is in a new interview she granted
She said;
“It (engagement) is real. Just like every other thing, you would see it happen. I can’t start giving (wedding) dates” she told Saturday Beats.
“If you cannot make a best friend out of your intending partner, where you know their limits and their boundaries, then you are messed up really. I am blessed that Teddy is mature, not careless, and as public figures, we know how to manage situations that seem beyond our control” she added.
BamBam also revealed that her relationship with Teddy A began as a game before fate happened.
“Fate happened to us. I can’t say it was pre-planned. He had a serious relationship that was one-year-old before I met him. He had a girlfriend he was serious with, so we did not plan to fall in love with each other. We did not know we would last this long.
“We had a very rare connection in the house. We both knew it but we kept telling ourselves ‘it’s just for the game’ but it was no game. So, I can’t predict what fate has designed. So, people should not go in there hoping to be a Teddy A and BamBam. I went to the house for a different purpose, but ended up getting Teddy as a bonus” .
