Regina Daniels is now ready to talk bout her marital issues and she is telling it all. Letting us in on what really attracted her to the billionaire husband, Ned Nwoko, who is old enough to be her grandfather.
The two got married in April 2019 and a lot of us thought that she was after his wealth… well, as it stands we still not sure but the actress says what attracted her was his brains and his educative topics.
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Hmmm, but then again there are a lot of young man with brains and constructive topics, we guess she didn’t see those ones around.
During an interview with Punch, Regina Daniels said: “Being married to him (Ned Nwoko), I feel free. I can do whatever I want, dress however I like and live my life. He is always pushing me to be a better person. He brings me out there because he wants me to be more exposed. He wants me to see the world in a different way. As a matter of fact, there are so many things I just can’t start to explain.
“The first impression I had when I met him, which I will keep saying is that he looked like a farmer. We actually went on a tour to his house in the village (Aniocha North Local Government Area, Delta State) and he was so polite and educative. He wants one to know about nature and the world in general. He wants one to experience different things, so he was always trying to educate us on that particular visit.”
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She also spoke lengthily about her pregnancy saying it was very easy and she didn’t even feel sick at any time.”
“Before I got pregnant, people said pregnancy was hard; and the journey wasn’t easy. As a matter of fact, I heard so much. But I am still very young and it was more like living my normal life. I didn’t even have morning sickness and I didn’t face any challenges of any kind. It was pretty normal for me,” Regina Daniels said.
We still wish her all the best, hoping she’ll never leave to regret her decision.
Lovely couple