Nigerian actor Kunle Remi recently shared a heartfelt testimony during a church service about the birth of his daughter, Wonder, who was born prematurely at just 26 weeks—barely six months into her mother’s pregnancy.
The actor revealed that despite the slim odds of survival, his daughter pulled through, spending over three months outside her mother’s womb before she could be declared fully developed. The touching story left the congregation emotional, as they celebrated the resilience and miracle of the little girl.
Kunle, also a filmmaker, shared a short documentary on the birth, explaining his intentions: “Before the birth of Wonder, I said I was going to document everything because I’m a filmmaker, but God laughed.” His testimony highlighted both the uncertainty and the joy that came with her survival.
Fans and followers responded with emotional comments, celebrating the miracle. One user, @christal_creations, wrote, “U guys, this baby was born at almost 6 months. Do you people even know what kind of unbelievable miracle this is?? His a wonder-working God… This testimony brought tears to my eyes🙌.”
Another, @mz_babssss_, a NICU nurse, praised the resilience of premature babies, adding, “As a NICU nurse, I can tell you that this is a miracle. What baffles me is how resilient these little fighters are. They just keep going. Bless their tiny souls. Praise God for Wonder!”
Kunle Remi’s testimony is a powerful reminder of faith, hope, and the miracles that can occur even in the most challenging circumstances. The actor’s emotional sharing continues to inspire fans and fellow parents, who celebrate Wonder’s survival and the strength of families navigating premature births.
The story of Wonder is not just a personal victory for Kunle and his family, but a source of inspiration for many, demonstrating God’s faithfulness and the power of resilience in the face of adversity.
