In the ever-buzzing world of celebrity love stories, some chapters close with grace, while others linger in the whispers of what-could-have-been. This weekend, the spotlight belonged to Priscilla Ojo — daughter of Nollywood royalty Iyabo Ojo — as she said “I do” in a breathtaking traditional and white wedding ceremony to Tanzanian heartthrob and singer, Juma Jux. Eyes Of Lagos reports,
The guest list sparkled with A-list stars, Big Brother Naija alumni, and Lagos high society. But the buzz didn’t end at the altar.
Shortly after the wedding went viral, Lil Kesh — former YBNL golden boy and Priscilla’s rumored ex from way back in 2019 — broke his silence in the most surprising way: with peace, maturity, and good wishes.
Taking to his X (formerly Twitter) account, Lil Kesh wrote:
“Congratulations P Coco, God bless your union🤍”
Simple. Clean. No drama. But if you’ve been following the story, you know this one sentence carried years of unspoken speculation.
Let’s rewind a bit.
Back in 2019, tongues wagged when Priscilla starred in one of Lil Kesh’s music videos. Their chemistry was undeniable, and soon, social media had all but declared them lovers. While both parties kept it quiet, and Priscilla later dismissed the rumors, the streets never really let it go. Fans hoped. Others assumed. But neither ever confirmed a romance.
Now, in 2025, Lil Kesh’s graceful congratulatory message feels like the close of a chapter — not with bitterness, but with respect.
There’s something powerful about seeing two people move on, publicly and peacefully. It reminds us that not every rumored love ends in chaos. Sometimes, people simply grow, choose different paths, and still wish each other well from afar.
As Priscilla steps into this new chapter with Juma Jux, her fairytale continues — and Lil Kesh walks away from the story with his dignity intact, proving that there’s strength in silence and even more in kindness.
One thing’s for sure: the entertainment scene never sleeps, and neither do we. So while the wedding bells fade into memories, the echoes of that tweet? They’ll ring for a while.
