“D White Will Look Good on U”: Yomi Fabiyi Teases Funke Akindele, Calls Her Outfit Wedding Dress
- Yomi Fabiyi has appreciated the fashion sense of his colleague Funke Akindele after she rocked a unique outfit
- He commended what Akindele wore to the movie premiere of her movie A Tribe called Judah'
- He called it a wedding dress and requested his own while also complementing her by calling her a "big horse"
Nollywood actor Yomi Fabiyi is fan of good things and doesn't hesitate to comment on them.
The movie maker wrote a short note to his colleague Funke Akindele over one of the dresses she wore to the premiere of her movie 'A Tribe Called Judah'.
Source: Instagram
Legit.ng earlier reported that Akindele's latest movie premiered over the weekend and a lot of her friends in the industry were in attendance.
In the message Fabiyi wrote to Akindele, he appreciated her lovely dress. He also teased her that the cloth would look good if it was in white. The actor also asked for his own dress and wished Akindele well.
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Yomi Fabiyi says Funke Akindele has great taste
In the note posted on Instagram, Fabiyi said the actress has a good taste for good things.
Fabiyi hailed the actress by calling her "eshin nla" which means big horse because of her contribution and impact in the movie-making business.
A lot of people including Femi Adebayo, Odunlade Adekola, Ini Edo dressed beautifully to the event. Iyabo Ojo's daughter, Priscilla, also recreated Beyoncé's look to the event.
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Funke Akindele dedicates new movie to late mother
Legit.ng had reported that Akindele dedicated 'A Tribe Calle Judah' to her late mother who died in February this year.
While the mother of two was making her speech at the premiere of the project, she said that she didn't know that her mother would pass on when she started writing the story.
The actress also encouraged her colleagues to continue celebrating the movie industry in Nigeria because their counterparts abroad would appreciate their films less than they would.
She concluded her speech by stressing the importance of unity among actors in the Nigerian movie industry.
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Source: Legit.ng
