- Regina Daniels has expressed that she does not plan to marry again.
- Her decision follows a challenging separation from her former husband, billionaire Ned Nwoko.
- The marriage ended due to ongoing disagreements between the couple.
Regina Daniels has opened up about why she has no intention of getting married again after her difficult split from her former husband, billionaire Ned Nwoko.
She shared her thoughts while replying to a curious fan online. It is widely known that Regina and Ned’s marriage ended on a sour note due to ongoing disagreements.
The pair, who tied the knot in 2019 and share two beautiful children, reportedly faced increasing tension at home. What started as marital disputes sparked by allegations of domestic issues eventually grew into a full-blown family crisis.
Under one of her recent posts, a follower asked whether she would ever consider remarrying, especially to someone closer to her age. The question read:
“Will you consider marrying another man, and will he be your age?”
In her response, Regina made it clear that she has no plans to marry again, explaining that her past experience left her deeply affected and unwilling to go through such a situation a second time.
She wrote: “Nope, traumatised with that institution.”
See the conversation below:
Read some comments below:
@ekeneudemadu:”She is recovering already and looking healthier. Congratulations to her.”
@darelinflux23:”Nothing dey outside,but this particular outside sweet pass inside.”
@carolineafolashade”Regina na werey 😂see reply.”
@ifeanyichukwu_angel:”She quick move on ooo😂😂😂. Una sure say EPA go sleep after seeing this video ? Make he no release another press statement tomorrow oo I no get energy.”
@chef__gloria”Why men deh vex?”
@adelakuntufayl:”You that is on bed watching this, good night oo😂😂😂.”
@lagracybarbie:”People should learn to mind their business leave this lady alone.”
@yhour_cupoftee:”Regina first papa ned to move on oo 😂😂😂i love it for her.”
@mauriceafa:”When someone’s growth is paused, as a result of not having the will to make decisions of long time involvement; it often tries to resume later. Most of us are guilty of wowing and whisking immature ladies into marriage. If a woman didn’t get the freedom to explore her identity, make mistakes, learn boundaries, or discover her own preferences, that development doesn’t disappear, it just gets delayed. Later, it can show up as a strong desire for: Independence, social validation, new experiences, reinventing herself when she gets out. It’s not particularly immaturity; it’s unmet developmental needs finally surfacing. She go de alright last last. No to too early marriage.”
@wendyrose__:”Omo life is sweet of many things don’t bother you. Your inner peace is very essential 💯.”
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