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Tinsel actress Tomi Odunsi gets proposed to near the ocean by Seun Fadina... how romantic


























Tinsel is one of the most watched Nigerian Soap operas around the world and luckily enough, nuptial tidings keep enveloping them. It is no longer news that Tinsel actors marry Tinsel actresses whic to me is a good thing, but just yesterday, an unexpected proposal besieged  Tomi Odunsi. Her long time boyfriend who is a Davido's fitness trainer,Seun Fadina, proposed to her.





So ladies, get yourself that man who will not only propose near the simming pool and the ocean, but posssibly can take you to the moon  to propose. I bet that would be the best thing that has ever happened to any lady o earth. LOL
Congrats my man, sweet kisses to  my lady. Hearty congratulations  to them.

Nice view to propose don't you think? LOL

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