Grace Ekirapa Shows Off Beautiful Home Interior As She Gifts Daughter AJ First Bike

• Gospel musician Grace Ekirapa was over the moon as her beautiful daughter AJ pedalled her new bike in the house
• Ekirapa gifted the little one a nice bike, and she could not wait to get on it and try to ride her beautiful gift
• They headed out to give the young girl room enough to ride her bike as Ekirapa showed off the clean compound

Pascal Tokodi's beautiful wife, Grace Ekirapa, has shared a snippet of the fine life the family is living.

She showed off the lovely interior of the amazing home as she happily spent family time with her daughter.

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Ekirapa had a surprise for his cute baby girl Jasmine Ariah Lenguro Tokodi, popularly known as AJ, which the little one had been asking for.

"Lil mama has been crying for a big girl's bike and now that she has turned two, we got her one. Now she is like a pro on it," part of her caption read.

The family nanny presented the good-looking bike, and AJ looked at the adorable gift in awe.

Once it was placed next to her, she quickly got off her seat and tried to climb the bike with a smile.

Her nanny helped her get on the bike, and no sooner was she on the bike than she started to pedal.

"Go on, mama. Good girl. Go, baby," Ekirapa cheered on her daughter, who fixed her eyes on the pedals.

Pascal Tokodi to buy daughter riding gears

Since the space in the house seemed small, Ekirapa and the nanny took AJ outside, where Ekirapa flaunted their lovely compound.

It looked clean and green as she recorded her baby girl's milestones, riding her bike without being trained.

"Pascal, over to you. There is no time to sleep. What remains is a helmet and knee and arm protectors. Our baby is all grown now," she added.

Grace Ekirapa flaunts daughter's room

In another story, Ekirapa did not shy away from showing off her daughter AJ's lovely room.

Ekirapa shared that she created a reading corner for her baby girl, whom she praised as creative and independent.

The doting mum added that no one taught her two-year-old baby to hold a pen, but the proactive girl was glued to drawing.

Proofreading by Asher Omondi, current affairs journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.