Nollywood actress Uche Ogbodo marks a milestone as her adorable son, Xavier Ifeanyichukwu Bobby Ugwoegbu, turns one year old today.
Uche Ogbodo shared a heartwarming video on Instagram, chronicling her son Xavier’s first year, and revealed she’s fighting back tears, a departure from her usual emotional response to her children’s birthdays, expressing gratitude and joy for the “awesome journey” to his milestone first birthday.
She poured out her heart, thanking God for blessing her family with Xavier, calling him “the whole world and more” to them. She showers her beloved son with prayers, expressing profound gratitude for his presence in their lives and acknowledging God’s marvelous hand in his first year.
“It’s been a long Awesome Road to One! my Zay Boy. My Billionaire Baby, the Mighty air in every Room. Odogwu Nnaya.
I am not crying today as I always do on all your Siblings’ birthdays. I am Happy today, a lil emosh but very happy and very thankful. God Did it my Son & it is marvelous in our eyes. And thank you a million times for coming into our Lives.
You mean the whole world plus a Planet to Us, Mama, Daddy, Mi & Lu. We love you So much. Our Ray of Sunshine.
May the Almighty God continue to uphold you in His glory, Protect you from all Evil, and grant you unlimited Favor all the days of your Life. Amen!
Happy Birthday Xavier Ifeanyichukwu Bobby Ugwoegbu”
Last September, news broke the Internet that Uche Ogbodo welcomed her newborn baby, announcing the joyful arrival of her little bundle of joy.
Uche Ogbodo went ahead to share an intimate glimpse into her labor room experience, thanking her partner for his unwavering support, dubbing him her “Guardian Angel” for holding her hand through the cesarean section, in a heartfelt follow-up post.
Uche Ogbodo opened up about the surprises and struggles of motherhood, admitting that despite having three children, each experience feels brand new, with her third child being the most challenging. She shared that all three births were via cesarean section, each bringing unique pains and lessons
