"Her Grace Is Real": Man Who Gifted Mummy Zee’s Husband Expensive Outfit Shares the Aftermath

• A generous man who gifted Mummy Zee’s husband a costly and well-made traditional attire shared his amazing story
• He stated that since he posted about his kind gesture, he had received many orders from new clients
• He disclosed that Mummy Zee’s grace had a special effect on those who blessed her family with gifts

A benevolent man who presented Mummy Zee’s spouse with a lavish and exquisitely tailored traditional outfit shared his wonderful experience.

He revealed that ever since he uploaded his generous act on social media, he had been inundated with numerous requests from new customers who admired his work.

In an X post by @mrklassiq, he confessed that Mummy Zee’s grace had a remarkable impact on those who showed appreciation to her family with thoughtful gifts.

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See the X post below:

Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions below:

OMO DELTA asked:

“Do you make lgbo traditional marriage attires? There's a flower I'm about to pluck butl Dey find better tailor.”

Celebrity Tailor responded:

“Yea l make all men's attires including suit pls.”

SEUN said:

“U don dey enjoy from mummy zee grace.”

Celebrity Tailor:

“E no pass like that.”

VicClint:

“I have book marked u for an order. Do you do offshore delivery as well? May I please reach out for what and the style I want?”

Celebrity Tailor:

“Sure whenever my dm is always open.”

ElchapiB:

“I will soon order lI like all of them and it will be my first time trying these wears.”

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Crystal Safarit:

“I like that second frame but my money no reach.”

Doris Amarachi:

“When I saw your post I know you will get lot of orders.”

Joy as abroad group offers Mummy Zee opportunity to study in Canada

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that people outside Nigerians joined in the gifting galore pouring in for Deborah Loveth, also known as Mummy Zee.

This time, an educational group overseas, offered the Osun state indigene an opportunity to study in Canada on scholarship.

Travel Doctor, who made the offer on behalf of himself and the group, said they learnt Mummy Zee would like to further her studies abroad.

Source: Legit.ng