Double Congratulations As Wokie Dolo Is Set To Marry Her Longtime Partner Weeks After Earning Her Masters

Liberian beauty Queen Miss. Wokie Dolo is set to marry her longtime Partner Leo Kamara also know as “Leo The Hero”, weeks after earning a Masters Degree in International Relations from the University of Liberia.

The relationship which has been a controversial one since its genesis, is set to be finally sealed legally as a recent video shared by Wokie shows her wearing a beautiful gown displaying a shinning ring on her “wedding finger”.

Wokie and her partner’s relationship was a talk of the town back in 2018 when her relationship with Mr Leo Kamara, Popularly Known As “The Hero” came to the limelight. At that time, her relationship with Leo seemed to have a lot of circumstances, which attracted too many public opinion. According to some sources, The Queen got hooked up with Mr Kamara when she was contesting for Miss Cuttington University, at the same time he was having some issue with his wife, who is in America. It was also alleged that it is because of Wokie Dolo, Mr Kamara‘s wife and his kids don’t visit Liberia anymore.

All along, some people believed that Wokie was too young to date a man who was way older than her, while other thought that looking at the prestigious title she held at the time as Miss Liberia, She should have been one person to set good examples.

Fast forward to 2024, Wokie and Mr. Kamara have not backed down on their stance to reciprocate the love, affection and support they’ve had for one another throughout. To show how genuine this love has become, they have decided to finally sealed the relationship with a marriage and the recent revelation of Wokie’s engagement to Mr. Kamara is just a testament that Love knows no boundaries and if you want anything in life, you gotta go for it and stick to it.

Watch the engagement video here:

Liberian beauty Queen Miss. Wokie Dolo is set to marry her longtime Partner Leo Kamara also know as “Leo The Hero”, weeks after earning a Masters Degree in International Relations from the University of Liberia. pic.twitter.com/oX6nBY26R0

— Geez Liberia (@geezliberia) September 30, 2024

Congratulations Queen and we wish you all the best.