Big Brother Naija Thin Tall Tony's Mother Praises His Wife on Instagram

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Just in case Thin Tall Tony's wife's earlier post about him being a happily married man did not sink in well, his mother, Mimi Maria Offiong-Brown took to her Instagram account to lavish her daughter-in-law with praise. Ms. Offiong Brown who is based in the United Kingdom shared a photo of Laraba Audi Offiong, TTT's wife, and wrote;

“My one and only true love…my Queen…my precious daughter in-law. …another na serious counterfeit. …Gbam"

Thin Tall Tony (real name Offiong Edet Anthony) who says he's single 'by God's grace' is currently having a good time with another BBN housemate, Bisola.

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