‎Mr P Lights Up Bayern Munich Star Alphonso Davies’ Wedding

One of the P-Square twins, ‎‎Peter Okoye, known as Mr P, delivered a dazzling performance at the wedding ceremony of Bayern Munich and Canadian footballer Alphonso Davies. The musician shared a clip of his performance at the ceremony on his social media page.

‎In the video clip, Mr P showed the couple dancing to a performance of the hit P-Square song ‘E No Easy’. Among the guests present at the ceremony were the Canadian’s teammates, including German star Jamal Musiala, who appears to be a big P-Square fan as he sang along to the songs.

‎”Paris wedding. What a beautiful celebration of love. Congratulations to my brother @alphonsodavies and his gorgeous wife! Wishing you both a lifetime of unconditional love, laughter, peace, and God’s endless blessings. May your union grow stronger with each passing day.

‎@JamalMusiala I see you, my bro. It was truly an honour to celebrate this special moment with you both. Love always wins. Remain blessed! Cc @donflexx @ceo_masterpiece @vzhun”

‎The couple whose relationship has been public since 2022 got engaged in Dubai on New Year’s Day 2025 and tied the knot around July 23, 2026, at Château de Saint-Martin-du-Tertre.

‎Davies wore a burgundy suit with gold accents and a cane, while Jen shone in a matching gown and traditional headpiece honouring his roots.

‎Mr P’s performance is a testament to P-Square’s popularity among the generations of African both locally and internationally, whose lives were shaped by their collections of hit songs that defined the 2000s and the early 2010s.

‎In their career that started in the early 2000s, the iconic twins released era-defining albums that housed mega-hit singles that still serve as party starters decades later. Regarded as one of African pop music’s most successful and impactful stars, P-Square’s career yielded multiple awards, including a landmark Artist of the Decade prize at the MTV Africa Music Awards.

‎While their music continues to earn them a place on global stages and high-profile private ceremonies, the rift among them means that fans don’t get to experience them on stage together.