“I Only Paid For The Wedding Gown Due To Our Traditional”- Juma Jux Appreciates His Wife, Priscilla Ojo, for Sponsoring Their 10 Wedding Outfits

Tanzanian musician Juma Jux shared that his wife, Priscilla Ojo, personally took charge of planning all their wedding decorations and outfits.

In a heartfelt message dedicated to his new bride, Jux reflected on their lavish wedding ceremony and expressed:

“During the preparation of our wedding, I wasn’t in Nigeria. I was in Tanzania preparing my own people. My wife and I had a conversation and she told me, ‘Babe, I will be responsible for our outfits. Just trust me on this.’ I never knew we were to have up to five outfits, but this wonderful woman made 16 outfits for our big day.”

He further clarified that he didn’t contribute financially to any of the ensembles, aside from her white wedding gown.

“I didn’t give her any money for all these outfits. The only thing I paid for was her white wedding gown because in Tanzania, it’s our tradition that a man should buy the woman her dream gown.”

Closing his tribute, Jux expressed deep appreciation for his partner:

“I found a rare gem in Nigeria, and it’s for life.

Priscilla Ojo Mkambala has reportedly unfollowed fellow social media personality Beauty Goddess after a controversial video surfaced online, sparking widespread conversation and speculation about their friendship.

According to Famous9ja, the now-viral clip, which was allegedly shared by mistake, features Beauty Goddess explaining her decision to miss Priscilla’s wedding.

In the video, she stated that she could not cancel her already booked and expensive vacation plans, and questioned the closeness of her relationship with the bride-to-be.

“I just couldn’t cancel my expensive flight because of Priscilla’s wedding, my vacation was already booked.

We’re not really friends, you won’t find any photos of us together,” she said in the recording.

Beauty Goddess continued, “Can you guys just chill? I’m so happy for her.

You can’t find three videos of us hanging out. No, you can’t, how are we friends?”