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“My baby is here”- Williams Uchemba and Brunella Welcome Baby Boy, Ethan Chidubem
Nollywood actor Williams Uchemba and his wife, Brunella Oscar, have joyfully welcomed their second child, a baby boy named Ethan Chidubem Uchemba.
The couple shared the heartwarming news on Wednesday through a touching video posted on Uchemba’s Instagram page.
The video begins with scenes from a cozy gender reveal party, where close family and friends gathered to celebrate the upcoming arrival.
In the clip, Brunella glows with anticipation as they discover they are having a boy.
One of the most moving moments in the video is when Uchemba, visibly overwhelmed with joy, prays over his newborn son.
Uchemba, known for his roles in films like Sugar Rush and Merry Men 2, shared the challenges he faced when he got the news of his wife going into labor.
He was in Nigeria at the time while Brunella was in England.
In his caption, Uchemba expressed his joy and thankfulness, writing, “My good gift is here. My baby is here.”
He also revealed the baby’s full name and birth date: Ethan Chidubem Uchemba, born on December 9, 2024.
The name “Chidubem” means “God is my guide” in Igbo.
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