- A lady is overjoyed as her boyfriend asks her to marry him just 20 days into their rapid romance.
- Tye Alique posted about her journey on X, sharing insights into their relationship.
- Tye Alique mentioned that they began spending time together regularly in January 2025.
A lady is overjoyed as her boyfriend asks her to marry him just 20 days into their rapid romance.
Tye Alique posted about her journey on X (formerly Twitter), sharing insights into their relationship.
Tye Alique mentioned that they began spending time together regularly in January 2025.
Soon after, he asked her to be his girlfriend on February 7 and proposed just 20 days later, entering a state of pure happiness and excitement.
Her tweet reads,“I came in contact with my Fiancé in September. Started hanging out consistently in January, Asked me to be his girlfriend Feb. 7th, & got engaged February 27th. My man didn’t waste a second and I love that for me. I’m living in pure bliss. Smiling through it all!”.
See some comments below:
@Kokoma, “Congratulations When you meets someone who is already, the signs will be there.Man of few words with Action, Love it for you.May this new beginning be fill with so much bliss”.
@Truu, “That is really how it goes 🙂↔️✨ congratulations ❤️”
@Crys, “Love that for you! An intentional king 👑”.
@Rah, “Love that for you, can’t wait until it’s my turn 🥹”.
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In other news, A Nigerian lady took to social media to voice her disappointment after an usher allegedly asked her to leave a church service because of her clothing.
She described the humiliation she faced in front of the crowd and shared a video of her outfit that day.
She was spotted in a trendy two-piece outfit that showed off her thighs, saying it was what she wore to church.
She added a caption to the video: “POV: Sharing this because an usher asked me to leave church due to my outfit.”
The video has led to different opinions among Nigerians on social media.
Some support the usher’s actions, saying that proper dress is important in places of worship. Others, however, think the church should be more accepting and not judge people based on how they look.
