Nollywood actor Lateef Adedimeji is not done serenading his wife, Oyebade Adebimpe, widely known as Mo Bimpe with love, as he penned a touching note to her in commemoration of Mother's day.

In a post on his Instagram page, the award-winning filmmaker composed a letter to his wife and new mother of three, noting how before the world acknowledged her as a mother — he has always called her strength, right before the titles, the noise, and the expectations.

According to him, many counted years, while they counted blessing; many asked questions, while they built faith, yet she remained quietly powerful during the period of waiting.

He further added that God decided to reward their patience by giving them triplets, in addition to recently receiving an award for their movie.

Wishing Mo Bimpe a happy Mother's day, Lateef Adedimeji emphasized that she didn't just become a mother, but a miracle they get to hold.

He wrote:
"Today, the world says Happy Mother’s Day…

But my heart says, finally, they see what I’ve always known.

To my love, my home, my Mo Bimpe
Before the world called you “mother,”
I called you strength.
Before the titles, the noise, the expectations…

You were already everything.
They counted years.
We counted blessings.
They asked questions.
We built faith.
And through it all, you stood
Not loud, not bitter, not broken…
Just quietly powerful.
Then God, in His dramatic fashion
Because clearly, He writes better scripts than all of us.

Said: “Not one… not two… take three.”

Babanla plot twist.
Ah! Even I had to check if heaven pressed “bulk order.”

Now look at you…
A whole mother of triplets.
A queen multiplied.
Grace, multiplied by three.
And just when we thought the story couldn’t get sweeter,

Life said, “Let’s add award-winning moments to the mix.”

Because truly, you are a living testament that
Delay is not denial — it’s divine storytelling.

Today, I celebrate you not just for giving life,
But for the life you’ve always been.
To the woman who turned waiting into worship,
Pain into patience,
And love into legacy…
Happy Mother’s Day, my love
You didn’t just become a mother
You became a miracle we get to hold
Forever yours,
— Adedimeji Lateef."