Nollywood actress Regina Daniels seems to have replied her colleague, Angela Okorie, as she shares new photos with her husband.
Kemi Filani reported during the protest early this month, Regina had kicked against violence and called for peace. Her posts didn’t sit well with many who slammed her for speaking on the protest while marrying a billionaire politician.
On Thursday, Angela threw shots at her as she pointed out the irony at which Regina said Nigeria is good, yet she is married to a man older than her grandfather. She noted how she was advising Nigerians but couldn’t advise herself.
Not done, Angela, in a series of posts on her Instagram story revealed that she had unfollowed Regina and co as frustration wanted to kill them. She claimed that they sent her several arrows, but he didn’t work as she promised they would soon cry blood. She boldly told Mercy Johnson that physically and spiritually, she can’t be silenced.
Taking to her Instagram page hours ago, Regina Daniels shared lovely photos of her and her husband as she noted how she is blessed by God and spoiled by her baby.
“Blessed by God. Spoiled by my baby”.
Recall that Regina Daniels shocked the internet when she got married in April 2019, to politician, Ned Nwoko, who is older than her with 38 years.
Shedding light on her marriage, Regina said she is the stubborn type, hence the reason why she married an older man so she could be submissive. Her husband, on his part, debunked rumors that he met Regina through her mother as he revealed that they fell in love and got married within three weeks.
In an interview, Daniels revealed that her marriage is way sweeter at home than in public. She also disclosed that she often reads negative comments with her husband and they share a good laugh.
Ned Nwoko, in an interview, made it known that he can’t marry a woman who isn’t a virgin. He noted how people always have an idea of the woman he should marry, but he doesn’t listen to it. He disclosed that he has a taste as he reaffirmed that he can’t marry a non-virgin.
