69-Year-Old Koffi Olomidé Marries Longtime Love Cindy Le Cœur After 20 Years of Dating

Congolese music legend Koffi Olomidé has officially married his longtime partner and fellow singer Cindy Le Cœur, bringing a two-decade love story to a joyful new chapter.

The couple exchanged vows in a civil ceremony held on Saturday, February 28, in an intimate setting attended by close family and friends.

The venue was tastefully decorated in soft pink, cream, white, and subtle touches of yellow florals, creating a warm and elegant ambiance. Fresh blooms framed the ceremony space, complementing the couple’s coordinated outfits as guests looked on.

Olomidé, 69, embraced a regal yet modern aesthetic for the occasion. He wore cream flared pants paired with a textured cream coat adorned with subtle gold accents.

Underneath, he chose a gold shirt and completed the look with white heeled boots and his signature dark shades — a relaxed yet confident presence befitting the “King of Ndombolo.”

Cindy, 43, matched the theme effortlessly in cream pants styled with a pink-and-cream patterned top that added a gentle pop of color. Her makeup was neatly done, highlighting her features while maintaining a natural glow. She styled her hair elegantly and accessorized delicately, perfectly aligning with the soft floral setting.

The atmosphere throughout the ceremony was filled with smiles and joy as the couple stood before a Congolese state official to formalize their union. A lighthearted moment drew laughter when Olomidé slipped the ring onto Cindy’s finger and playfully said a few words in French, prompting warm reactions from guests.

Clearly overwhelmed with emotion, Cindy was heard softly exclaiming, “Oh my God,” in disbelief, radiating happiness.

After exchanging rings, the newlyweds sealed the moment with affectionate kisses, drawing applause and cheerful murmurs from those in attendance.

At one point, Olomidé proudly lifted his hand to admire and show off his wedding band, sharing a laugh before embracing his bride once more. Though not a traditional white wedding, the ceremony remained intimate and heartfelt. After signing their marriage certificate, the couple shared a graceful dance as family and friends watched approvingly.

Following the celebration, Olomidé shared glimpses of the special day online, captioning his post: “May our happiness be yours.”

Born Antoine Christophe Agbepa Mumba on July 13, 1956, in Kisangani, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Koffi Olomidé is a legendary soukous singer, dancer, producer, and composer widely known as the “King of Rumba.”

Over the decades, he has released dozens of albums, earned multiple awards, and built a devoted fan base across Africa and the diaspora.

Beyond his music, Olomidé is celebrated for his flamboyant style and energetic choreography. His influence has shaped contemporary African soundscapes, inspiring a new generation of artists while cementing his status as a cultural icon in the DRC.