Fasting with pregnancy isn’t easy. I almost died” – Actress Olayinka Solomon laments; colleagues react
Olayinka Solomon laments over fasting during pregnancy
Nollywood actress Olayinka Solomon has raised eyebrows as she laments about fasting during pregnancy.
Last week, Muslims across the world began their yearly Ramadan (fasting), which is supposed to last throughout March.
Olayinka, who welcomed her second child some weeks back, via her Instagram page expressed how stressful it is to fast with pregnancy. The mother of two said she almost died.
“Fasting with pregnancy is not easy. Mo ti fe ku”.
Olayinka Solomon laments over fasting during pregnancy
Taking to her comment section, her colleagues and fans knocked her as they noted how she isn’t pregnant.
Kazim Adeoti wrote, “Kontinuu
Iyabad Sneh wrote, “Stop it
Biodun Okeowo wrote, “You say
One Officialoyedokun_abosede wrote, “Which pregnancy again?
One Biz_luv wrote, “Which pregnant again Iyawa
One Slim_adunni wrote, “Which pregnancy again?
One Realflakkyshadare wrote, “Preggy ke?”.
Kemi Filani reported in January that Olayinka and her husband, Olasunkanmi Mabinu Ori announced the arrival of their baby boy via a joint Instagram post. With joy, the parents received their greatest blessing, a tiny miracle. They disclosed that their bundle of joy brought endless happiness and heartfelt joy.
In a follow-up post, Olayinka penned a heartfelt gratitude to her husband and sons for her smooth pregnancy journey, and for their unwavering support and sweetness.
Last month, Olayinka shared her postpartum experience, as she revealed that she got angry over little things and had memory loss. According to her, she can gist with someone and forget the next minute.
Sometime back, the babymama of Ibrahim Chatta, made a deep confession about her husband, Olasunkanmi Mabinu Ori. She appreciated him for coming into her life at a time when she needed someone. She made a promise to marry him over and over. The mother of two wished her fans a joyous month, praying they would enjoy the best of God.