Toyin Lawani’s Younger Brother Who is Her Son’s Age-Mate Attends Dad’s Funeral
- Toyin Lawani shared a video from the recent funeral ceremony of her late father
- The celebrity stylist in the video introduced her youngest brother who is the last born of their family
- Lawani also disclosed that the little boy is her son’s age-mate and also his uncle
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Celebrity stylist Toyin Lawani is currently in a state of mourning but it has not stopped her from sharing updates with fans and followers on her Instagram page.
The mother of two who recently lost her father posted a video on her page which was recorded at the venue of her late father’s funeral.
Source: Instagram
In the video, Lawani introduced a young boy who she revealed to be her youngest brother.
According to her, the little man is the last child of her dad thereby making him the last born of their family.
Interestingly, the stylist also noted that her son, Tenor, and her little brother are age-mates. She added that the little man is also her son’s uncle.
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Sharing the video on her page, she wrote:
“Strong boy ❤️My friends almost screamed and said is this your son at the burial ❤️ that’s my brother Sadiq ❤️❤️❤️ The 1st time @thereallordmaine met him, I said that’s your uncle, he looked ah him and said hanhan how can this small boy is my uncle they started playing and I realized this is the second tenorist.”
Watch the video below:
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In a related story about Lawani, Legit.ng previously reported that her former bestie and controversial crossdresser, Bobrisky, sent a condolence message to her following the death of her father.
The crossdresser said that despite their issues, he felt the need to send his condolences. Bobrisky added that it didn’t mean they had stopped fighting.
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