Influencer Priscilla Ojo and her husband, Tanzanian singer Juma Jux, have joyfully announced they are expecting their first child together. The couple shared the news on Instagram on July 24, 2025, posting heartwarming maternity photos showcasing Priscilla’s growing baby bump and ultrasound images. The caption simply read: “MOM & DAD ✨ BLESSED • GRATEFUL • THANKFUL” .
In the photos, Priscilla looks radiant in a white crop top and denim as Juma Jux kneels beside her, gently cradling her belly. The couple wears matching white-and-denim ensembles, capturing intimate moments; like Jux planting a kiss on Priscilla’s bump and her holding the sonogram pictures with soft smiles and affection.
This announcement comes just weeks after their multi-country wedding celebrations. The couple began with a Nikkah ceremony in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, earlier in the year, followed by both a traditional Yoruba ceremony and a glamorous white wedding in Lagos in April 2025. Their final reception took place in Tanzania in late May 2025, attended by family, friends, and celebrities across Africa.
Notable Nigerian celebrities quickly applauded the news. Nollywood greats including Femi Adebayo, Mercy Aigbe, and Dayo Amusa offered heartfelt congrats. Priscilla’s mother, actress Iyabo Ojo, even cheekily wrote: “Sexiest Grandma loading” in celebration of the new blessing .
Fans and followers also flooded social media with excitement. Users on X (formerly Twitter) expressed their elation, with comments such as “This one touch me” and “Congratulations Priscilla Ojo & Juma Jux” reflecting the widespread support and joy for the couple .
Their journey as a couple has captivated fans since 2024, when their relationship first made headlines. Engagement news surfaced in September 2024, followed by Juma Jux’s second formal proposal in Lagos in early 2025. Their stunning weddings and cross-cultural union have been widely admired, further amplified by their shared professional pursuits—Priscilla in media, lifestyle, and acting; Juma Jux in music and fashion across East and West Africa .
