- Temi Otedola made a powerful vow to her husband, Mr Eazi, expressing lifelong devotion and spiritual unity.
- The couple held three wedding ceremonies: court (Monaco), traditional (Dubai), and white wedding (Iceland).
- Temi officially changed her surname to Ajibade and has been sharing personal moments from the celebrations.
- Her traditional wedding gown took 4,590 hours to craft, reflecting her vision of opulence and cultural pride.
- The couple chose Iceland for their white wedding after falling in love with the country during a 2021 trip.
- Temi described Mr Eazi as her soulmate, saying she felt a deep sense of peace with him from the start.
Temi Otedola has stepped into a new chapter — not just as an actress and entrepreneur, but as a wife deeply committed to her partner. In a vow that echoed spiritual depth and emotional clarity, she pledged to follow Mr Eazi wherever life takes him, embracing his people, his faith, and his journey as her own.
Their wedding story unfolded across three countries, each chosen with intention. The court ceremony in Monaco marked a quiet legal beginning. The traditional Yoruba celebration in Dubai brought cultural richness and family heritage to the forefront. And the white wedding in Iceland — held in a church they discovered during a 2021 trip — offered a serene, symbolic close to the trilogy.
Temi’s fashion choices reflected the same level of thoughtfulness. Her reception gown for the Dubai ceremony was a handcrafted masterpiece, requiring thousands of hours of work by a team of artisans. The result was a look that matched the grandeur of the setting and the significance of the moment.
Since the wedding, Temi has updated her name to Temi Ajibade and shared glimpses of the ceremonies with her followers. From the elegance of Monaco to the cultural depth of Dubai and the emotional resonance of Iceland, the celebrations were intimate, intentional, and deeply personal.
Her love story with Mr Eazi began in 2017 and culminated in a proposal in Venice in 2022. Reflecting on why she said yes, Temi described a sense of peace and clarity — a feeling of having found her soulmate. That sentiment now echoes through every detail of their wedding journey, which felt less like a spectacle and more like a quiet declaration of love.
