Funke Akindele Can’t Decide If She Wants Tea Or Juice And Here’s Why


It is no longer a secret that Nollywood actress and producer, Funke Akindele ‘Jenifa’ is already pregnant with her first child.


Few weeks back we reported that Nollywood actress and producer, Funke Akindele-Bello was spotted with baby bump at a GLO concert.
Well it seems the actress is already having pregnancy cravings, as she took to Instalive few minutes ago, to reveal she’s having both tea and juice, because of ‘yeye appetite’.
Here are the photos:

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