Laura Ikeji gets backlash for photoshopping wedding picture

Laura and Ogbonna’s Court Marriage

Younger sister to popular Nigerian blogger Linda Ikeji got married to her beau yesterday at the Ikoyi registry.

Laura Ikeji who is a fashion entrepreneur got engaged to Kanu Nwankwo’s brother Ogbonna Nwankwo in December 2016.

Engaged Laura and Hubby

The wedding photos reflected the alleged pregnant bride’s tiny hand was photoshopped and this has caused an uproar on social media. it has also been highly critiqued by critic Kemi Olunloyo. She wrote this post about the new couple.

“#HNNLove Congrats to #LauraIkeji on getting married. However many ppl have asked me to critique this picture as a #socialcritic. The photo is retouched. That is not her hand. Too bony, people say she’s hiding a baby bump. Registry marriages usually mean you are either pregnant or poor. For Laura Ikeji and a brother of a footballer? What happened to your double wedding shit in #Nigeria? Traditional and white. So what if she’s preggo? Bout time one of those gals gave their mom a grandchild. One thing very wrong in this picture is the Ogbonna Kanu dude’s hair. Its disgusting. He has a receding hairline those braids are pulling back and moving steadily. He will have that #rihanna forehead full blown soon coupled with being bald. His braiding person should be shot at the firing squad. He looks messy! Total rating for the loud money hungry Ikeji girls, Linda could have gifted her a more decent wedding dress . For crying out loud, Laura calls herself #FashionBlogger of 2016… in what country??? #hnnstyle”

Ogbonna Nwankwo and Laura Ikeji

Laura Ikeji

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