Nollywood actress Toyin Abraham has appreciated clergyman Pastor Bolaji Idowu as she reflected on her pregnancy loss. Kemi Filani reported that on Saturday, she held her praise and worship concert tagged ‘Bestie Jesu Concert 2026’ at the Red Carpet Hall, Maroko, Lekki, Lagos. While speaking at the event, Abraham appreciated Pastor Bolaji, who was at the event, revealing that he sent her millions when she lost her four-month pregnancy.
“I was 4 months pregnant, and I lost it. I called Pastor Bolaji, and he sent me millions”. Toyin Abraham became emotional as she appreciated Pastor Bolaji for his support after she lost her four-month pregnancy, a loss the world knew nothing about. pic.twitter.com/zaQWMa0WKz — 𝐀𝐬𝐚𝐤𝐲𝐆𝐑𝐍 (@AsakyGRN) September 19, 2026 Recall that in 2022, Toyin opened up on her pregnancy loss, which left her in pains because she wanted to have one or two kids and be done.
She also spoke about how she was body-shamed after getting bloated from the loss. Toyin isn’t the only celebrity who has suffered a pregnancy loss. Similarly, Debbie Shokoya, in an emotional video, tearfully recounted how she lost her pregnancy at 8 months. Appealing to the public, she noted how she sacrificed and went through a lot for her unborn child and even bonded with her child so well before the loss.
In 2024, comedian, Aphrican Ace, and his wife had loss their pre-term baby. He revealed that he had his son who came out earlier than expected, got a bacterial infection, and things grew worse from them. The comedian stated that he had never experienced such pain before as he noted how they quickly went from plans for him coming home to now talking to funeral homes. Bimbo Thomas revealed that she suffered a miscarriage, which almost took her life and talked about committing to motherhood at the expense of her career.
Sunmbo Adeoye, while celebrating her miracle son’s 7th birthday, revealed that she experienced multiple failed IVFs and multiple miscarriages with no logical reasons. Sunmbo noted that her husband was by her side, praying, watching, and fighting, and that the moment their son was born, his 21 years of waiting for his own child were over. Dayo Amusa recounted her ordeals with 3 miscarriages, and how she was diagnosed with uterine myomatosis in 2015 and was advised to remove her womb, but she rejected it. She, however, opted to do surgery, which was successful.
