Tonto Dikeh In Thanksgiving Mood After Break-Up With Prince Kpokpogri



 Tonto Dikeh In Thanksgiving Mood After Her Break-Up With Prince Kpokpogri (Photos)


Actress, Tonto Dikeh has shared new photos of herself in a mood of thanksgiving to God after she broke-up with Prince Kpokpogri, her ex-boyfriend, IgbereTV reports.

She captioned the photos on Instagram;

"CONGRATULATIONS THE ONLY VALID CONVERSATION..

Please help me celebrate this my God
It’s how much he has my back for me.
THANK YOU JESUS

#THANKSGIVINGMOOD

#KINGTONTO
#TONTODIKEH
#MAMAAFRICA
#RADICAL4JESUS
#MAMAKING
#MAMADEPAPA
#MRMOM
#HON. Minister of Happiness"

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