Tami Chynn and Wayne Marshall Celebrates 12 Years Of Marriage
Over the past year and a half, Jamaicans have grown to love and appreciate the YouTube channel Meet the Mitchells that features Tami Chynn and Wayne Marshall, who even before their vlogging have captured the hearts of people worldwide with their music.
These days, however, the couple inspires Jamaicans through their relationship and close-knit family which features their three children Atlas, Oz, and Jackson as well as Wayne’s son Gio from his relationship before Tami, and his brother Alex.
Who would have guessed however that the two notable celebrities were married for so long, as they celebrated 12 years of the monumental bond a day ago?
As expected both members of the couple made posts concerning their anniversary, and the unending love they have for each other.
On Wayne’s page, he uploaded a photo dump with him and Tami Chynn along with the rest of the family having a good ol’ time. In the caption, he wrote “Happy anniversary to us my love. Twelve years have flown by so quickly and that’s how I know we have a great thing going on. Cheers to another 12 years of celebrating family, our accomplishments and navigating life’s toughest challenges together” while over on his wife’s page she posted a video of a romantic outing where they jumped off in a pool, ending up kissing each other lavishly.
In her caption, she wrote an entire three paragraphs surrounding “You are my once in a lifetime” which she said she spoke on their wedding day.
In the comments section of both posts, fans were mostly giving their heartfelt congratulations to the couple while dropping their custom hashtag #cheersto12years and letting them know how much of an inspiration they are to them.
Wayne Marshall is well known for songs such as “Marshall In Town”, ” Glory To God”, “Go Hard” while Tami Chynn has had sensational hits in her career such as “Over and Over”, ” Hyperventilation”, and “Frozen” featuring Akon.
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