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Ruth Kadiri Ezerika, a Nollywood actress, has revealed the first picture of her second daughter, Emerald.

The actress, who just gave birth to her second child, went to Instagram to show off her 5-month-old daughter to her millions of followers.

She labeled the cute shot “Emerald” when she shared it.

Ruth Kadiri has a second child.

In July, Kemi Filani news revealed that the single mother was expecting her second child.

Cutie Julls, a blogger, stated that the mother of one was on her way to becoming a mother of two.

“Word on the street is that our sweetheart Ruth is expecting her second kid oo,” the blog post said. Congratulations to her”.

Ruth Kadiri announced the birth of her daughter a few days after the news came.

The actress gave birth to her daughter on Wednesday, July 20, 2022.

Emerald Chizaram Ezerika was the baby’s name.

Ruth Kadiri told more about her child’s birth, including how she waited and prayed for her baby daughter.

Her kid, she said, has made their life a constant reminder that God answers prayers.

“Dear Emerald Chizaram Ezerika born 20th of July 2022. I want you to know that I prayed for you. Waited for you. Loved you before I met you. And you have made our lives a complete reminder that God answers prayers”.

A South African blogger and body positivism activist of Nigerian descent, Abby Chioma Zeus loves to flaunt tantalizingly luscious pictures of her boobs on Instagram without any form of inhibition for reasons best known to her.

When trolls crossed her way recently, calling her a person of low esteem because of the way she shows off her humongous boobs, she bursted out in anger.

“How is that low self-esteem? Sounds like you live within the walls of your own personal shame and low self-esteem. Just because I show my boobs doesn’t mean I don’t respect myself. I have come very far and I love my body very much. Don’t talk about what you don’t understand. I’m a very confident person. I have many reasons for doing what I do,”

According to her, she wants women to embrace their body, especially their boobs and to flaunt it with freedom without fear of condemnation or low self-esteem. She also hashtagged #boobsmovement, she encourages and inspires women and girls to love their breasts no matter how they look, saying, it should be an initiative.

In a recent post she said, “I pride myself in normalizing all types of breasts: big, small, perky, saggy. In doing so, we expose breasts in hopes to break the social norms that are “showing female nipples is nudity”. We also expose breasts to show other women and girls that no boobs are perfect and that they should not live their lives comparing their chests to others.”