I was mocked on social media for being childless– Selly Galley
At the christening ceremony of her twins on Saturday, August 31, Ghanaian actress Selly Galley-Fiawoo opened up about the struggles she and her husband, Praye Tietia, faced in their quest to become parents including being mocked as a barren woman on social media for years.
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However, after a nine-year wait, the couple was finally blessed with twins, as proof of God's faithfulness.
Selly expressed heartfelt gratitude for this blessing, recalling the painful experiences of public ridicule and scrutiny on social media due to their inability to conceive earlier in their marriage.
She fondly shared the story of their love journey of 16 years, and how she fervently looked forward to have kids during the period to strengthen the bond.
“Last year, I cried a lot, but it is all to the glory of God. About 16 years ago, this man met me and his life changed. I am the most special thing that has ever happened to him. But here we are so much in love, blessed and we were lacking something so special.
“The bond that we know this is what completes us and our love and it was nine difficult years, but God did not shame us. I had been mocked on social media several times. The comments were hard to ignore, here we are, blessed with twins,” she said in a video shared on Instagram.
Selly Galley-Fiawoo opened up about a miscarriage she had during her nine-year wait to conceive, a difficult experience that preceded the joy of finally having twins. (Related articles: Selly Galley and Praye Tietia joyfully welcome twins after eight years, Getting pregnant was a long and almost hopeless journey -Selly Galley)
“I did get pregnant along the way, but God said it wasn’t the right time. We cried but God assured us there was something greater ahead. Now, here we are, celebrating double blessings, twins but a boy and a girl, she added.
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A number of celebrities including actress Nana Ama McBrown, Empress Gifty, Fella Makafui, actor Harold Amenyah, Stacy Amoateng, Van Vicker, musicians Coded and D Cryme attended the event.
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