All eyes may be on the bride, but let’s be honest — Iyabo Ojo just shut it down!
The star actress and proud mama of the bride made her grand entrance at the wedding ceremony of her daughter, Priscilla Ojo, and Tanzanian singer Juma Jux, and let’s just say — she didn’t come to play. Iyabo came to serve, and she did it in full glam and grace.
Rocking a regal green lace gown that screamed elegance and power, Iyabo was the perfect portrait of an African queen celebrating one of the biggest days of her life. The gown, a masterclass in craftsmanship, featured a corset bodice dripping in gold, orange, and ruby-red beadwork. The wrapped skirt flowed effortlessly, adorned with delicate floral sparkles that shimmered with every step.
But what’s a statement without a bold gele?
Her metallic green headwrap was sculpted to perfection — high, wide, and proud. Iyabo paired the outfit with layers of radiant gold jewellery, a vibrant purse, and a matching aso-oke gracefully draped across one arm. Her beaming smile was the ultimate accessory, glowing with pride and joy.
“It’s my daughter’s day,” she declared, “and I came to serve looks.”
And serve she did. This isn’t just a mother attending a wedding — it’s a moment. A memory. A legacy in lace and love.
Iyabo reminded us that Nigerian mothers don’t just show up — they show out. In style. In grace. And in full colour.
