Wednesday, July 29, 2026

Moses Bliss and wife Marie Bliss welcome their first child

Nigerian gospel artiste Moses Bliss and his wife, Marie Bliss, have welcomed their first child.

The joyful news was shared on social media, accompanied by heartwarming photos of their maternity photos.

The couple, who tied the knot in March 2024, expressed their immense gratitude to God for this precious gift.

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Moses penned a heartfelt message to his wife, honouring her strength and resilience throughout her pregnancy.

Moses Bliss wrote:

“Now I can say, ‘Baby, see our baby.’ 🤩 I can’t even thank you enough for going through it all to bring our Prince into this world. You remained ever so gracious in spite of all the challenges. If I had my way, I would have sometimes helped out to carry the pregnancy, but with God on our side, you pulled through it. Glory to God.

You are a strong woman, a true Amazon. I love loving you, doing life with you, and I’m extremely grateful to the Lord for entrusting us with this opportunity to raise our child together.

Thank you for reading every book on pregnancy and childbirth you could find on Amazon to ensure we were well-informed to do it right. It is always your diligence and attention to detail for me. Thank you, my personal gift from God. I love you unrepentantly.”

According to the “Perfect For Me” crooner, mother and child are doing well, and the family is overjoyed.

Photo Credit: Moses Bliss (via Instagram)

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