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Nigerian woman and her Lesbian partner expecting their first child, share maternity photo

Nigerian Woman and Her Lesbian Partner Celebrate Pregnancy with Maternity Photoshoot

In a heartwarming announcement that has sparked both celebration and conversation across social media, Nigerian woman Jennifer and her Cameroonian partner Bandy Kiki have revealed they are expecting their first child together.

The couple, who reside in the United Kingdom, shared the news through a series of intimate and joyful maternity photographs that have since gone viral.

Jennifer and Bandy, who tied the knot in April 2025, returned to the same studio where they had filmed their pre-wedding video earlier in the year to commemorate the next chapter of their journey. In the maternity shoot, Jennifer proudly displayed her baby bump while Bandy stood beside her, holding ultrasound images. The couple’s expressions radiated excitement and gratitude, capturing the essence of their shared anticipation.

Jennifer captioned one of the photos with a heartfelt message: “So excited for our biggest adventure yet! In February this year, we booked this studio for our pre-wedding video. Last month, we returned for our maternity photoshoot. Life is happening fast, and through it all, we remain grateful”.

Bandy Kiki, a well-known LGBTQ activist and media personality from Cameroon, has long been a vocal advocate for queer rights across Africa. Her marriage to Jennifer and their public celebration of pregnancy mark a significant moment for visibility and representation within the African LGBTQ community.

The announcement has drawn a mix of reactions globally, ranging from congratulatory messages to criticism from conservative circles, particularly within religious communities.

Despite the backlash, the couple’s openness and joy have resonated with many who see their story as a beacon of hope and progress.

Their maternity photoshoot not only celebrates the impending arrival of their child but also stands as a testament to love, resilience, and the evolving narratives of queer families in diaspora.

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