Mercy Johnson Celebrates 36th Birthday With Stunning Photos

Nollywood actress, Mercy Johnson-Okojie, clocked 36 today and she decided to light it up by sharing stunning pictures to celebrate her day.

The movie star who recently welcomed her fourth child accompanied her birthday shoot with the caption: “In between feeding the baby and running around with three other kids, I decided to press pause and pose for a picture. It’s been a trying year but God has filled it with so many, many blessings. I’m grateful!! 

“Happy birthday Mercy Johnson Okojie.“

Her husband, Odianosen Okojie also penned a sweet message to celebrate the actress.

“You’re my all in all in, everything about you completes me. I celebrate you now and always. Happy Birthday My dear wifey,” he captioned of the posts.

“Greatness overload and success unlimited…..my angelic being is a year older today. Please help say a prayer for her. Happy birthday my love,” he wrote in another.

Mercy and her husband have been married since 2011 and they have four kids together.

Johnson speaks on acting nude roles

In January, the 35-year-old actress disclosed that she can’t play nude or intimately romantic scenes in movies anymore because she now answers to lots of people.

“When I do that, what would the younger girls do? When you grow past a certain level, you try to go ahead and do better. For me, you don’t need people to tell you what’s right or wrong.

“Age is telling on me. I’ve grown past that level, I’m answerable to too many people: my husband, my kids. I hate to embarrass them in any way. My daughter is growing,” she said.

“She gets hold of my phone sometimes, begins to google, and goes like, ‘Mum, my friends said…’ And they’re very inquisitive.

“I don’t think it’s (playing nude scenes) something I want to do to make my kids question me in any way or have something in their mind that they want to ask and they can’t.

“My sense of maturity is better, my judgments are better. Some of the errors I made in the past are things that I wouldn’t do now. Some choices I made back then I wouldn’t make now.”