Gospel artist Celestine Donkor recently shared that her husband obtained her engagement list before even meeting her in person.
They were introduced by a mutual friend while he was living abroad.
In an interview with TV3’s Cookie Tee on Today’s Woman, the ‘Only You’ singer revealed that she met her husband, Kofi Donkor, online, and their journey to marriage was unconventional but heartwarming.
After months of phone conversations, her husband travelled to Ghana intending to marry her.
According to the singer, they met through a friend’s recommendation because her husband was then based abroad.
Speaking in an exclusive interview with TV3’s Cookie Tee on Today’s Woman, the ‘Only You’ hitmaker disclosed that she met her lovely husband, Kofi Donkor online, and what followed was an unconventional yet heartwarming journey to matrimony.
After several months of talking on the phone, the husband came to Ghana purposefully to marry her.
”We were introduced through a mutual friend who had moved abroad from Ghana. After hearing about me, he got my number and we started talking on Yahoo Messenger. Without even meeting me in person, my husband took my engagement list and made plans to marry me. He told me that he had prayed about our relationship and had been waiting for a specific word to come to pass in his life. When he met me through our mutual friend, he realized that I was the person the man of God had spoken about.”
“ He came to Ghana purposely to marry me. He said he also prayed about me, and before he met me through my friend, there was a word he was looking forward to. There was just a word hanging on his life, and he was waiting for its manifestation. So when he met my friend and there was a discussion, he got to know that this is the person the man of God spoke about,” she narrated.
The couple have been blessed with three daughters.
Celestine and her husband share a strong bond, with him also serving as her manager, providing guidance and accompanying her to all events. They are the proud parents of three daughters.
Story by Obaapa Janee
