Annie Idibia shares adorable photos of her daughter's first day in school

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The mom and actress
shared these sweet pictures
of her second daughter,
Olivia headed to school for
the first time. "So excited!
My super Star Olivia has
started School! can't believe
how time flies!! Am a very
proud mama!! Thank u Lord
for such a remarkable
blessing!!! " the excited mom
wrote.

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