Shola Ogudu, the first babymama of award-winning artist Ayodeji Balogun aka Wizkid, has spoken up about being pregnant and having her first child and son, Boluwatife.
In an interview with Maria Chike for the Mums Next Door podcast, the single mother of one confessed that she had no idea she was pregnant until she was five months along.
According to her, she had no symptoms until she was 5 months old, at which point her belly protruded.
Shola stated that she had a stress-free pregnancy because it was one devoid of any symptoms, expect that she had to do away with her body spray and perfume during that period.
She said that she was still active enough to attend her school in the Benin Republic when she was eight months and two weeks old.
In Shola Ogudu’s words:
“My pregnancy, I was pregnant for four months, to be honest, because I didn’t…. I was pregnant till I was four months gone. I didn’t have any symptoms. I don’t know the myth behind it; the moment I found out, my tummy just went big.
The rest of the pregnancy was good because I was going to university. I schooled in Benin Republic. I was going every week and coming home weekend till I finished my final exams. I stopped going to school at eight months, two weeks. The only difference was my tummy was big, but I had no symptoms or anything. It was my body spray and perfume I had to do away with”.
In an interview with Maria Chike for the Mums Next Door podcast, the single mother of one confessed that she had no idea she was pregnant until she was five months along.
According to her, she had no symptoms until she was 5 months old, at which point her belly protruded.
Shola stated that she had a stress-free pregnancy because it was one devoid of any symptoms, expect that she had to do away with her body spray and perfume during that period.
She said that she was still active enough to attend her school in the Benin Republic when she was eight months and two weeks old.
In Shola Ogudu’s words:
“My pregnancy, I was pregnant for four months, to be honest, because I didn’t…. I was pregnant till I was four months gone. I didn’t have any symptoms. I don’t know the myth behind it; the moment I found out, my tummy just went big.
The rest of the pregnancy was good because I was going to university. I schooled in Benin Republic. I was going every week and coming home weekend till I finished my final exams. I stopped going to school at eight months, two weeks. The only difference was my tummy was big, but I had no symptoms or anything. It was my body spray and perfume I had to do away with”.
