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Regina Daniels has opened up about her marriage to Senator Ned Nwoko, describing it as both loving and “toxic,” while giving fans a rare glimpse into the dynamics of their relationship. Her comments came in response to a social media user who called Ned’s love toxic. Regina replied: “Yes, I think he loved me, but a toxic one! Why would a polygamous man forget what it meant to be in polygamy? Except for the media, just because it boosted his ego to be seen with multiple women—which was okay by me. I practically had to beg him to divide his time between us and his other wives, because they were always seeking his attention.” She also revealed that during their seven-year marriage, Ned never spent a night away from their home: “Forget these social media comparisons. My ex never slept outside one day in our seven years together. Why? Because as a Delta babe, I held him well for the other room. Ladies, use your skills—that’s all men really want.” Regina’s remarks shed light on the challenges of being married to a polygamous man, balancing public perception, the attention of co-wives, and personal intimacy. Her candid reflections come amid ongoing public disputes with Ned, which have included allegations of manipulation and coercion, adding context to her discussion about love, loyalty, and strategy within their marriage. The revelations have sparked debate online, with fans discussing her frank approach to marital dynamics, intimacy, and the realities of polygamous relationships.

Senator Ned Nwoko has publicly clarified misunderstandings regarding the age of his wife, actress Regina Daniels, amid reports of tension in their marriage. Sharing a photo of Regina’s INEC voter’s card, Nwoko refuted claims that he married her at 17, calling such suggestions “entirely untrue and misleading.” He explained that when they first met, he asked Regina her age, and she said she was 21. He then requested documentation, and she provided her voter’s card, which shows her birthdate as October 10, 1998. “I informed her that I would keep this document in my possession, and I have done so since that day,” Nwoko stated. He also pointed to a BBC interview given by Regina’s mother after their marriage, which supports her stated age. According to all verifiable records, the couple married six years ago, meaning Regina is now 27 years old. “Any suggestion that I married her at 17 is false and should not be accepted by the public. The facts are verifiable and indisputable,” he added. Nwoko further advised the public to approach Regina’s other claims with caution, citing what he described as her current mental condition and her abandoned rehabilitation programme for illegal drug use. “Until the facts are verified, I urge the public to approach all her claims with caution and discernment, especially taking into account her current mental condition having started and abandoned her rehabilitation from illegal drug addiction,” he said. By presenting official documents and verified records, Nwoko sought to correct misinformation about Regina’s age and provide clarity to the public. His statement underscores that verified evidence should guide public perception rather than unsubstantiated claims. The clarification comes amid ongoing public scrutiny of the Nwoko-Daniels family and their reported marital disputes.

Nollywood actress Regina Daniels has fired a sharp message at her husband, Ned Nwoko, amid ongoing tension in their marriage, especially surrounding the detention of her brother, Sammy West. In a candid video, she made it clear that Ned’s attempt to isolate her and turn people against her has completely backfired. Regina said: “Jokes on you, Ned. You thought people would hate me, but look at me now. My family, my friends, my fans, everybody is standing by me. You thought this would break me, but it has only made me stronger.” She went on to explain that the overwhelming love and support she’s received gave her courage to face the difficult times. Even the online mockery and criticism became fuel for her determination. Regina added that asking for help isn’t always easy, especially when not everyone around you has good intentions, but the loyalty of her fans, family, and friends has been a lifeline. Her message sent a bold warning to Ned: his attempts to intimidate and control her have failed. Regina is standing strong, empowered by those who truly care for her, and refusing to be silenced or undermined.   View this post on Instagram  

Senator Ned Nwoko has accused what he described as a “pull-down-Ned syndicate” of exploiting his marital issues with actress Regina Daniels to smear his reputation and damage his public image. In a statement released by his Communication and Technical Action Team in Abuja, the Delta North senator claimed that a group of individuals who had long targeted him were now using Regina’s situation to launch coordinated attacks against him. “These individuals are trying to criminalize me before the international community. It’s a coordinated gang-up,” the statement read. Nwoko dismissed recent allegations linking him to land grabbing in his hometown, saying the land in question was lawfully allocated for his University of Sports project. “Anyone who seeks progress in this country is often attacked by their own people,” he said. He also accused certain individuals of manipulating Regina, whom he described as “a young woman who is unwell and has admitted to drug use.” According to him, these people were taking advantage of her vulnerability to settle old scores. “If she had any credible allegations against me, she would have said them by now,” Nwoko stated. “Those spreading lies will eventually face justice for criminal defamation.” The senator further alleged that Regina had a history of substance abuse, backed by medical evidence and testimonies from her former schoolmates. “She openly admitted to using drugs and being on bipolar medication. Yet, people continue to twist this to destroy me,” he added. Nwoko also addressed controversies surrounding Regina’s age at the time of their marriage. “She was born on October 10, 2000. If we’ve been married for six years, then she was 19, not 17,” he clarified. He maintained that his marriage to Regina was honorable, traditional, and public. “Our marriage has always been transparent. I gave her my name and treated her with love and dignity. Anyone close to me can testify to that,” he said. Calling the situation a politically motivated witch-hunt, Nwoko claimed his enemies were using Regina as a weak point to attack him and distract from his achievements. “This is nothing but a desperate attempt to stop my developmental projects and destroy my reputation now that I am a senator,” he concluded.