PETER OKOYE (PSQUARE)

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Peter Okoye Music star and wife celebrate 3rd wedding anniversary

Peter of P Square and Lola Omotayo-Okoye celebrate being married for three years today, Nov. 17, 2016.
Peter and Lola Okoye 

Remember when Paul Okoye and Lola Omotayo's beautiful wedding ceremony got everyone oohing and aahing?

You definitely do, because if feels only like yesterday. But it's been three years already!
Lola and Peter have now been going strong in matrimony for three great years, and the wifey is really glad they made it this far.
Alongside a colliage of photos of herself and her hubby posted on Instagram, Lola writes, "to my dearest husband @peterpsquare, happy anniversary.
Peter Okoye and Lola Omotayo celebrate 3rd wedding anniversary (Instagram)
"Ours has been a long journey filled with lessons and unique experiences that have shaped who we have become today. I am happy to say that we are now best friends besides everything else.
"I have learned to listen and respect you more and you have learned to appreciate me as I am.
"I thank you for treating me like a lady and for always being there for me.
The couple married in 2013 in a very beautiful, grand ceremony (NET)
"I thank you for providing for our family and for putting us first at all times. It is not easy being married to a musician as people only see the glamorous side of this life but refuse to realize that you are a human being first with feelings and needs just as any one else.
"11 years together is not a joke. I see the non-glamorous side of you and still love you as you come.I love you! May God continue to bless and protect us in Jesus Name!"
The couple reportedly married after eight years of dating and are parents to two children, Cameron and Aliona.

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