"Toyo Baby" and Lateef Adedimeji's wedding photos trail reactions

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Lateef Adedimeji and Toyo baby



What a Combo? ..................Wow!!!. Social media fans of popular actor, Lateef Adedimaji and actress, Olayode Juliana have shown mixed feelings about the recent wedding photos uploaded by both of them.

Lateef who posted a photo from a scene still on set portraying him and Olayode as couples in a series named "Tomorrow is Now" said, "Love is a beautiful thing".

Re-posting the photo, Olayode popularly known as "Toyo baby" from Jenifa's diary also replied by saying "Love is in indeed a beautiful thing.

Excitements, shock and anger rose from the post a followers saw it.

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