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Pascal Tokodi and Grace Ekirapa have finally revealed their beautiful daughter's name. Drumroll, please!!!!
Her name is Jasmine Ariah Lenguroh Tokodi. A mouthful I know, but a beautiful name nonetheless.
This information was revealed on Pascal Tokodi's YouTube on Monday evening.
The proud dad gushed, "Miss Jasmine Ariah our baby in short baby AJ. Jasmine is a flower but also in Persian is believed to mean a gift of God, and Ariah means melody."
The couple was blessed with their bundle of joy on April 21, 2022.
At the time, Grace hinted at the baby's name when she called her AJ in a post that she addressed to both Pascal and the newborn.
"To the man whose absence I am allergic to and whose presence I am addicted to @pascaltokodi ❤️❤️ I asked God for a gift for your birthday and He gave me something even money can’t buy😍 Today you welcome your princess into the world because she is the gift God decided to give you for your birthday and I am honored to have had the privilege of carrying her for us❤️❤️❤️Happy Birthday My Love and Happy Born day to Baby AJ❤️❤️❤️❤️ I love you two soo much"
One should also note that both Pascal and his daughter share a birthday, something Diamond Platnumz and his son with Tanasha, also have in common.
A month before the birth of their baby girl, Pascal and Grace had revealed the sad news that they had lost another baby before this one.
Using Pascal's YouTube page, Grace started,
"This one was different because we have had a journey that has been quite long but also fulfilling. Saying it is our baby's thanksgiving is because where we are...our hearts are full. We have prayed, we have cried, we have had our moments...held hands and we have reached here."
Pascal then went on to share that they had lost a pregnancy in mid-last year.
"Like she said, it has been a tough journey...we are here now giving thanks. This is our second child, we lost our first child around June. It was hard...but we are here again and we thank God. We are 8 months now...going to 9 months...we are hoping for many more years."
