Comedian Seyi Law and his wife have had their joy complete since they welcomed their baby girl Tiwa. Being a celebrity has it’s perks and disadvantages. The child goes through so much scrutiny from bare strangers from a very young age. Seyi Law’s daughter Tiwaoluwa is one celebrity baby that has heard it from horrible, rude and disrespectful Nigerians when she was just a baby. Imagine calling a little baby fat? Na wa!
For comedian Seyi, the fatherhood journey has been nothing short of amazing and he has made sure to show his fans how much he enjoys being a dad. In a recent post shared on Instagram, Seyi Law and Tiwa dished out major father-daughter goals as they had a short conversation that ended in the most adorable way.
Tiwa could be heard telling her dad he was being bossy because he asked her to do the right thing. The comedian couldn’t keep still as he shared the video on his Instagram page and captioned it as follows: “I wish I could record every of our conversation and more. I am in awe of what this little mama says everyday. Tiwa is so much joy and more. Enjoy the moment with me. Omo mi fe fi oyinbo se mi le se.”
The video clip has touched many people in the core of their hearts and has been described as simply beautiful. It is true that fatherhood changes people and those who hope to get it right spend a lot of time learning how to be the best parents. Tiwa has succeeded in worming her way into the hearts of social media.
Meanwhile, it seems the ace comedian is already preparing the stage for his daughter Tiwaloluwa. In a comedy gig held in August 2018, the comedian performed with his daughter. From the clip, the proud father was seen asking Tiwa various questions ranging from the name of her country, to the name of the governor of Lagos State, and Tiwa answered correctly, triggering hearty cheers from the audience.
This had been the first time the comedian would be spotted performing with Tiwa and he revealed that the questions were not rehearsed. Despite the brilliant performance from baby Tiwa, some online users blasted the comedian for the ‘undue exposure’ he gave his toddler. While responding to the critics, the comedian said, “It is their problem because I didn’t help their parents train them, so they should allow me to train mine. When I need their opinions I would ask. For now, it is not needed.”
Source: Legit.ng