Nollywood actor Stan Nze and his wife, actress Blessing Obasi, are celebrating their fifth wedding anniversary today, September 11.
The adorable couple took to their Instagram pages to share heartfelt messages and memories of their journey together.
Blessing expressed gratitude to God for being their anchor, rock, and refuge throughout their marriage. She described waking up to do life with her husband as a dream and a reality she would forever be grateful for.
She also praised him for setting the bar high with sweetness and Christlike love, adding that it is an honour to be his wife.
Stan Nze also shared a video from their wedding photoshoot to mark the occasion, reflecting on how far they have come.
Blessing wrote: "This is 5!! What a ride. I have no words other than gratitude to God, our anchor, our rock and our refuge. This video captures a piece of my heart. Waking up and getting to continue doing life with my whole heart right beside me is a dream; a reality I would forever be grateful for. To my king and sweetness, you set the bar too high for sweetness and Christlike love. It's an honour to be called yours. Cheers to forever... Love you irrevocably!!"
Stan Nze wrote: "5 Year After, We Still Do."
Stan Nze and Blessing Jessica Obasi got married on September 11, 2021, and their union is blessed with a son, Jayden, born in October 2023.



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