It has officially been 365 days since media personality Priscilla Ojo and Tanzanian music star Juma Jux expanded their family from two to three. Celebrating their son Rakeem’s first birthday, the stylish couple treated fans to a breathtaking set of family portraits that blend vibrant cultural heritage with high-fashion tailoring.
Taking to social media to mark the major milestone, Priscilla shared a heartwarming reflection:
"A year ago our family of two became three. 365 days later, our little one…"
A Masterclass in Coordinated Traditional Fashion
Styled impeccably by Emmanuel Goodnews Icon, the family's birthday portraits are a vibrant celebration of color, beadwork, and modern traditional aesthetics.
Priscilla’s Statement Look: The new mother stunned in a floor-length, strapless column gown by Lasosa by Pam Pam. Featuring a sweetheart neckline, the dress was heavily embellished with intricate geometric beadwork in emerald green, sapphire blue, mustard yellow, black, and white. A dramatic emerald-green cape trailed behind her, completed by a tall cobalt-blue velvet gelè-style headpiece, a multi-layered cowrie shell necklace, and matching cultural accessories.
Juma Jux and Baby Rakeem: Juma and his mini-me coordinated in sleek black tunics by P.Aries. Featuring high Mandarin collars and striking teal, emerald-green, and black geometric panels across the chest and sleeves with metallic beaded trim, father and son cut remarkably sharp figures—complete with matching caps.
Looking Back on a Whirlwind Year
The family's milestone celebration marks another joyful chapter for the couple following their high-profile nuptials across Nigeria and Tanzania in 2025. After announcing they were expecting in July of last year and welcoming baby Rakeem in Canada the following month, the past year has been a transformative journey of parenthood.
Judging by these stunning portraits, the trio has mastered the art of celebrating life's biggest moments with unmatched style and grace. Happy 1st Birthday, Rakeem!
Priscilla Ojo and Juma Jux’s family portraits are an absolute visual masterpiece. What are your thoughts on their vibrant, culturally rich styling for baby Rakeem’s first birthday?
