Laura Ikeji, Husband Welcome Second Child

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Laura Ikeji, Ogbonna Kanu
Laura Ikeji, Ogbonna Kanu

Laura Ikeji, sister to popular blogger Linda Ikeji has welcomed her second child.

Laura, who is married to Ogbonna Kanu welcomed her second child, a baby girl, in the US.

The baby has been named, Laurel.

Read Also: Laura Ikeji, Mercy Aigbe Reacts To Peter Okoye’s Post On Troll Who Begged Him For Money 2 Years Ago

Information gathered confirms that the newborn and mother are doing well and in good condition.

Laura and her footballer hubby, already have a son, named Ryan. The couple tied the knot traditionally on January 28, 2017, at Nkwerre, Imo state.

Big congrats to the couple.

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