Even if actress Adunni Ade did not go home with any AMVCA plaques as a winner, she got the love and support of her adorable sons.
The handsome kids, who were dressed in dark suits, accompanied their pretty mum to the AMVCA 2017 ceremony and took photos with her.
In a photo shared, the two ‘gentlemen’ whom she referred to as ‘My Kings,’ kissed their mum on the cheeks whilst she knelt in the middle.
Adunni, who was nominated in a category of the awards but didn’t win, wrote on Instagram:
“Though I wasn’t able to say this in front of the world, but I want to type this here, I LOVE YOU TO THE MOON AND BACK! My Life, My Love, My heart, My reason for hard work, my reason for the sleepless nights. Thank you both for the continuous motivation.
#amvca2017 #itsherday.” (sic)
The unmarried mother of two has guarded her private life jealously but it also caused tongues to wag.
Touching on her love life in an interview, she said, “I have said this, it’s not something I want to hide, it’s a part of me and I don’t think there’s any need to lie, or make myself look good or whatever, but I have never been married. I was with my ex, Michael Boyd, who is my children’s father for eight years, and things did not work out and I just let it go and that has been three years ago.”
Born of a Nigerian father and an American mother, Adunni Adewale, wormed her way into the hearts of Nigerians with some online hilarious skits over two years ago before she went into mainstream Nollywood movies.
Lately, she was nominated for the Best Supporting Actress in A Drama (Movie/TV Series) at the AMVCA 2017, in the movie, “It’s Her Day.”
She lost to Ebelle Okaro who won in the category.