Stella Damasus Leaves Many Confused Over Striking Resemblance With Second Daughter As Toolz, Others, React
Nollywood actress Stella Damasus has left many gushing over a video of herself and her second daughter, Angelica Aboderin.
The actress shared a video on Instagram of her and her mini-me engaging in a Q&A.
In the clip, the mother-daughter duo sat side by side as they answered questions about who was most likely to do certain things.
“I had so much fun doing this with my twin @angelicatooni. Make sure you subscribe to StellaDamasusTV on YouTube and turn on your notifications so you don’t miss our episode of In the chair”.
Toolz wrote, “Wait, twins?
Omoni Oboli wrote, “No na! Stella tells us how you did it!! Both of them are you jor.
Sunmbo Adeoye wrote, “I thought that was you wearing different hair. Wow
Kemi Adetiba wrote, “Oh, hi twins
Ini Dima Okojie wrote, “Omg twins
Mercy Aigbe wrote, “Twins
Lala Akindoju wrote, “Definitely seeing double
Susan Peters wrote, “Gorgeous overload
Mimi Orjiekwe wrote, “Twins
Bakare Zainab wrote, “What is this resemblance, God?”
Last year, Damasus and her daughters attended the AMAN Awards, where they received a posthumous award on their late father’s behalf.
Pledging to him, Stella promised to keep his legacy alive. She expressed gratitude to God for giving them two beautiful, intelligent girls and affirmed her love for him, revealing that they still miss him.
Two years ago, Damasus was a proud mother as her second daughter, Angelica Aboderin, graduated from Columbia University. She expressed pride in her mini-me, revealing that her daughter’s grade earned her a full scholarship to an Ivy League College.
Recall that in 1999, Stella married her first husband, Jaiye Aboderin, at the age of 21. The couple had two daughters before he died suddenly in 2004.
Following the death of Aboderin, Stella got married to her colleague’s husband, Daniel Ademinokan, but their marriage didn’t last long as they parted ways in 2020.
While joining the 2026 is the new 2016 trend, Stella shared photos of herself from her 2016 era, saying she was looking back and thanking God for her growth. Damasus said it won’t always be easy or comfy, but in the long run, it will be worth it.
