Nigerian Gospel Musician, Moses Bliss has replied those bashing him for allowing his wife preach whenever they go to events.
Before Moses Bliss and Marie Wiseborn got married, Marie used to preach at the alter.
It was later revealed that her parents were in the Ministry making it normal for her to want to follow in their footsteps.
And after marriage, she makes it a point to share the word of God with the audience whenever Moses Bliss goes out to Minister.
While many applauded him and his wife for remaining grounded in the word of God, some haters seemed to have issues with it.
In retaliation, Moses Bliss explained that his wife, Marie Wiseborn was preaching the gospel before they got married and he doesn’t plan on stopping her anytime soon.
Moses Bliss and his Ghanaian fiancée, Marie Wiseborn, tied the knot in a stunning white wedding ceremony in Ghana.
The event was a delightful showcase of elegance and simplicity, reflecting the new couple’s style.
Marie donned a beautiful white gown, while Bliss complemented her look with a white suit accented with a touch of brown.
The bridal party added a vibrant touch, dressed in orange-coloured outfits, while Marie’s parents embraced their heritage in traditional Ghanaian kente attire.
In a sweet gesture of love, Bliss released an EP titled “Love Testament” just before the wedding, setting a perfect emotional backdrop for their new journey together.
Their love story began with a romantic proposal in London on January 19th, 2024, followed by a civil ceremony in Abuja, Nigeria, on February 27.
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