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OONI OF IFE PLAYFULLY ROASTS LATEEF ADEDIMEJI OVER TRIPLETS DURING ROYAL BLESSING FOR EPIC FILM. (PHOTO).


 Ooni of Ife Playfully Roasts Lateef Adedimeji Over Triplets During Royal Blessing for Epic Film


Nollywood luminary and filmmaker, Lateef Adedimeji, recently embarked on a significant visit to the revered palace of the Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, in Ile Ife, Osun state. While the primary purpose of his visit was to seek royal blessings for a monumental historical film, the highlight quickly became a series of delightful, light-hearted exchanges with the monarch, particularly concerning the actor's recent blessing of triplets.


A Royal Welcome & Unexpected Jest


Videos circulating on social media captured the warm reception Lateef Adedimeji received at the Ooni's palace. As is customary, the actor was seen kneeling respectfully while conversing with the esteemed king. However, the atmosphere quickly shifted from formal to humorously engaging when the Ooni, known for his charismatic personality, playfully teased Lateef about his 'exceptional' bedroom skills, which he attributed to the birth of the actor's triplets. The monarch even encouraged others present to give a round of applause for 'Mo Bimpe's husband,' eliciting laughter and smiles from everyone in the room.


Seeking Royal Blessings for an Epic Saga


Beyond the jovial banter, Lateef Adedimeji's visit carried a profound purpose. Accompanied by members of his production crew, the actor sought the Ooni's blessings and support for his ambitious upcoming historical film project. The movie is set to chronicle the legendary Ekiti-Parapo War, famously known as the Kiriji War—a pivotal and one of the most significant conflicts in Yoruba history. Securing royal endorsement for such a culturally vital project underscores the actor's commitment to historical accuracy and authenticity.


A Family Affair: The Joy of Triplets


The Ooni's playful acknowledgment of Lateef's triplets resonates with recent heartwarming news from the actor's family. 

It was previously reported how Lateef Adedimeji's wife, popular actress Mo Bimpe, shared an emotional video showcasing her 90-year-old grandmother tenderly caring for their triplets. The touching footage displayed the elderly matriarch bonding with the infants, holding and nurturing them with remarkable affection, highlighting the immense joy and family support surrounding the Adedimeji household.


Lateef Adedimeji's visit to the Ooni's palace seamlessly blended reverence for tradition with modern-day celebrity life, leaving onlookers captivated by the unique interaction between royalty and one of Nollywood's brightest stars, all while laying the groundwork for what promises to be an unforgettable cinematic experience.


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