Lagos, Nigeria – October 16, 2025 – In a faith-filled era where swipes and stories can lead to soulmates, Nigerian gospel powerhouse Moses Bliss has peeled back the curtain on his whirlwind romance, crediting Instagram as the unlikely cupid that launched his marriage to wife Marie Wiseborn Bliss.
The 30-year-old hitmaker, fresh off celebrating the birth of his first son earlier this year, spilled the tea during an “up close and candid” interview with Rev. Kathy Kiuna, the renowned Kenyan preacher. Bliss, whose anthems like “Too Faithful” and “Miracle No Dey Tire” have topped charts and stirred spirits worldwide, recounted how a simple dance video – Marie grooving to one of his tracks – sparked their connection back in January 2023. “That year, I was really looking. If anybody tagged me, I’d go and check. As I was checking, I was also consulting the Spirit, asking the Holy Ghost, ‘What are you saying?’” he shared, emphasizing the divine discernment behind his bold DM slide.
Not one to mince words or hesitate in matters of the heart, the Spotlight Nation label boss admitted he dropped his phone number in the comments to signal interest. “I liked the dance, and to register my interest, I dropped my number. I’m not scared of anybody. If I like you, I’ll message you. I’m very bold,” Bliss declared, urging fans to embrace digital serendipity: “Tag them to your song – you never know!” Marie, a poised Ghanaian-born lawyer and University of London alumna based in the UK, responded with grace, opting to keep their initial chats on Instagram rather than jumping to calls – a move that left him smitten. “I admired that deeply,” he gushed, praising her calm and respectful vibe.
Their IG-fueled fairy tale escalated swiftly: from that tagged video to a surprise proposal in London on January 19, 2024, where Bliss serenaded her with a custom-composed love song. The couple exchanged vows in a court wedding in February 2024, followed by a lavish traditional ceremony in March, blending Nigerian pomp with Ghanaian flair. Keeping the spotlight on ministry over maternity, they quietly welcomed a baby boy in January 2025 – nine months post-nuptials – announcing the “doing of the Lord” with a heartfelt video featuring Marie’s glow and fellow gospel artist Nathaniel Bassey.
The revelation, which hit social media like a viral worship track, has fans flooding timelines with a chorus of “awws” and amen emojis. On X, clips from the interview racked up thousands of views, with users like @TheNationNews captioning a snippet: “VIDEO: How I found love, by Moses Bliss,” while @DailyEconews quipped, “From Instagram to ‘I Do’: How Moses Bliss Won His Wife’s Heart.” One devotee tweeted, “Moses Bliss reminding us God uses apps too! Divine DMs are real 🙌,” capturing the blend of modern romance and spiritual testimony that’s endeared the couple to a global audience.
For Bliss, whose career boasts collaborations with icons like Sinach and Frank Edwards, this personal milestone underscores a larger message: faith doesn’t shy from the feed. As he and Marie navigate new parenthood – with her trading courtrooms for lullabies – their story stands as a testament that even in the algorithm of life, God’s timing scrolls perfectly. “We’re just warming up,” Marie penned in a swoon-worthy birthday tribute to him earlier this year, hinting at more bliss to come. In a world of fleeting likes, theirs is the love that lingers – eternally pinned.