Renowned Nigerian comedian AY Makun and his wife, Mabel, are reveling in the delight of achieving a significant milestone – 15 years of wedded bliss. The beloved couple, recognized for their enduring love story, took to social media to convey their gratitude and affection for each other on this special occasion.

AY Makun, a prominent figure in Nigeria’s entertainment scene, poured out his emotions in a heartfelt Instagram post dedicated to his beloved wife. The comedian revealed that their journey commenced two decades ago, highlighting the five years of acquaintance before formalizing their commitment in marriage. AY expressed his gratitude to God for the “unconditional love and grace” that have sustained their relationship through the years.

The Instagram caption read, “It’s been 20 amazing years of knowing each other, 15 years of marital hustle and bustle, occasional sweetness and bitterness, pains, and gains. We thank God for the unconditional love and grace that has kept us standing and counting all these years of celebration.”

AY went on to extend his wishes for the future, stating, “In this our first 15-year anniversary, I wish us both more love, strength, patience, tolerance, and happiness to be able to celebrate many more 15-year anniversaries together. I LOVE YOU.”

Equally, Mabel shared her sentiments on her Instagram page. In a touching message to her husband, she said, “15 years today but it still feels like yesterday. Happy anniversary, husband of mine, forever to go. Thanks for all that you do; I appreciate. Love you to the moon and back always.”

To add a nostalgic touch to the celebration, AY posted throwback pictures from their star-studded wedding in 2008. The event, attended by entertainment stars like Sammie Okposo, Richard Mofe-Damijo, and Bovi (AY’s best man), featured performances by P-Square, adding more merriment to the joyous occasion.

AY Makun and Mabel, as they mark 15 years of marital bliss, stand as proud parents of two beautiful daughters.

Renowned U.S. actress Julia Roberts delves into uncharted territory in her latest film, “Leave The World Behind,” a gripping disaster thriller that offers a multifaceted portrayal distinct from her usual roles. Executive produced by former U.S. President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama, the movie is written and directed by Sam Esmail, the mastermind behind “Mr. Robot,” and is adapted from the best-selling novel by Rumaan Alam.

The narrative unfolds as Roberts’ character, Amanda, embarks on an impromptu holiday in a serene Long Island town with her husband and two children. However, their tranquil retreat takes a startling turn when Mahershala Ali and Myha’la Herrold’s characters, a father and daughter, claim ownership of their upscale residence, seeking refuge for the night. As tensions escalate between the two families, peculiar occurrences unfurl, compelling them to navigate the chaos both inside and outside the confines of the shared space.

Speaking at the film’s premiere in London, Julia Roberts shared her enthusiasm for the intricate layers of the movie. “There’s always about 17 and a half things going on at one time in every scene for each person. It was just all the layers of the people and the circumstances,” she explained.

Roberts embraced the challenge of portraying Amanda, a cynical advertising director whose nature contrasts with her own. “Just the idea of playing someone who’s sort of intrinsically suspicious and a little prickly, which is not my nature but to still make her human and approachable and likeable,” she added.

Director Sam Esmail cautioned fans of Alam’s book, noting that the film takes creative liberties for cinematic adaptation. “Something that works in a literary medium may not work in a cinematic medium. I was very upfront with Rumaan that I really was going to take liberties with the interpretation,” Esmail explained. “Leave The World Behind” diverges from the source material, resulting in two distinct yet complementary pieces.

The star-studded cast also includes Ethan Hawke and Kevin Bacon. The film is set to hit select cinemas and begins streaming on Netflix on December 8th.