Laila Charani, the fifth wife of politician Ned Nwoko, seems to be taunting her co-wife, Regina Daniels after she deactivated her Instagram page.
Kemi Filani noticed this morning that the movie star, who has over 7 million followers on Instagram, had deactivated her page amid reports of her husband, Ned Nwoko, welcoming a child with Daniels’ colleague.
Taking to her Instagram page, Laila shared jaw-dropping photos of herself laughing with the caption, “Love you today, tomorrow, and forever.”
In December of last year, Laila and Ned hinted at a marital trouble as the politician and his famous wife, Regina Daniels unfollowed her, and she retaliated.
Despite unfollowing her husband, Laila took to her Instagram page to share lovely photos of her, Ned, and their kids. In her caption, she gushed over her beautiful family. Ned, also shut down marital crisis rumors as he shared a video of him spending quality time with her and their kids.
A few days before the drama, Laila and Ned had celebrated their 14th anniversary. Gushing over their marriage, Laila made it known that she wasn’t fond of taking pictures but she knows she is in his heart forever.
Since their reconciliation, Ned has been showering Laila with love. When she celebrated her birthday in January, he went extra for her, as he shared beautiful photos of her and spoke highly of her unique qualities, which amazed him. The politician also threw a special bash for her and her close circle.
When Laila launched her travel agency, Nwoko had celebrated her. The proud husband celebrated his wife’s hard work, dedication, and passion, which inspired him. He applauded her boldness for taking a step toward success, and expressed his unwavering belief in Laila’s success, wishing her endless opportunities and greater achievements.
Recently, Laila Charani had celebrated Ned as he made a political move to the All Progressive Party (APC). Taking to her Instagram page to share photos of the ceremony, she expressed the belief that Ned would create even greater opportunities to drive positive change and thanked the President of the country and others for their support.
