"That's How God Created Her": Curvy Lady in Hot Gown Leads Praise Worship in Church
- A lady endowed with a lovely shape was spotted singing happily while leading praise and worship in church
- Netizens could not help but notice the lady's beauty, which was well showcased in a tight gown
- Many people who saw the video defended the lady, saying it was not her fault that she had a good shape
Mixed reactions trailed the video of a beautiful lady who was spotted leading praise and worship in a church.
In the trending video, the lady wore a black gown, which brought out her amazing shape.
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It would be hard to look at the lady and not notice how she was well-endowed with physical features.
Many netizens who watched the video of her singing in church said she should have worn something that covered her shape.
Others, however, said it was not the lady's fault that she was physically endowed and that her shape would still show whichever way she dressed. The video was reposted on Twitter by @Enifex_logos.
Watch the video below:
Reactions as lady with good shape leads praise and worship
@SAMMSNEAK said:
"What’s wrong? She’s doing God's work and showing GOD's Work."
@Chris_Arts2 commented:
"I’ll dance every time she sings."
@Calebajiboye98 said:
"There should be choir gown to cover the curves na. Personally, i don't like this advert style, which kind church be this?"
@omifechuchu said:
"No wear this thing come church again."
@AdesojiMusa said:
"Men go plenty for this church."
@betty_nwabunike said:
"Yes I believe so. She is well covered. Knee length dress, sleeves, it's just that she is very shapely. Which is totally not her fault. Maybe for some others they will perhaps ware a bolero but she is good. Thank you."
@Daffydre2 said:
"I love the church."
Lady stops posting naked photos online
In a related story, Briefly New reported that a lady started dressing modestly after becoming a Christian.
The lady said that she used to post her naked photos on social media seeking attention, but she has changed.
She attributed the change in her life to the transformational work of Christ after she accepted him.
Source: Legit.ng
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