Tuesday, November 10, 2026

Baba Ijesha’s wife, CEO Luminee, faces backlash over AI-generated image in priest, nun outfits

The image showed the couple dressed as a Catholic nun and priest alongside their child.

• November 10, 2026
Baba Ijesha, CEO Luminee in priest, nun outfits
Baba Ijesha, CEO Luminee in priest, nun outfits

Renowned fashion designer Abiodun Tokunbo, popularly known as CEO Luminee, has sparked reactions on Instagram after sharing an AI-generated family portrait featuring herself and her husband, actor Baba Ijesha, in Catholic outfits.

The image, which was posted on her official Instagram page on Monday ahead of the celebration of her son’s birth, showed the couple dressed as a Catholic nun and priest alongside their child.

“Grateful soul! Three days to go! Three days to the grand party of King Kagar Omiyinka. Thursday, November 12, is fully activated,” she captioned the image.

The post has attracted criticism from some Instagram users, who questioned her decision to wear religious outfits.

A user, @winniebery, questioned her choice of costume, saying, “Why this outfit? Can you try this with the other religion?”

Another user, @noraazuka, wrote, “Creativity should not create an avenue for disrepute and discord! This does not represent the beliefs of the costume you copied. In fact, it is an abomination and shouldn’t be propagated.”

“First, the stupidity of the outfit choice; secondly – tagging designers and others for AI photos… This family’s illiteracy is loud!” @adiafalana wrote.

While some users criticised the outfit choices, others praised the concept as creative.

@eddyduks_eddyduks21 wrote, “Awesome one,” while @aondoaver_favour described it as “beautiful”.

The couple made their relationship public in June 2026, when they announced the arrival of their son, King Omiyinka.

The announcement came nearly seven months after Baba Ijesha regained his freedom after completing his prison sentence.

Baba Ijesha, born James Omiyinka, was arrested in April 2021 over allegations of sexually assaulting a minor, was sentenced on July 14, and was released from prison on November 14, 2025.

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