Nollywood actress Regina Daniels has publicly addressed her estranged husband, Ned Nwoko, accusing him of attempting to damage her reputation and interfere in her life.
In a series of Instagram story posts, Daniels shared her frustrations, describing her struggle for independence after years of what she called manipulation.
She claimed that Nwoko, who she met at 17, introduced her to ecstasy (Molly) to satisfy him, and she alleged that he is now using her past against her. Daniels accused him of fabricating medical reports to influence custody arrangements and said his loyalists are allegedly forming a camp against her.
The actress described his insistence that she undergo rehabilitation as a strategy to discredit her publicly while trying to gain leverage over their children. Despite her anger, she explained that she has remained silent out of respect for him as the father of her kids.
Daniels warned that if he continues to target her, she will expose sensitive information, including allegations of land grabbing, fraud, and even a murder case.
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She wrote: “Ned, can you actually leave me alone?? Why are you trying so hard to ruin me publicly and privately because you know in my part of the world, a good reputation equals money… You trapped my life since 17 so this is me fighting for my freedom.”
On her past drug use, Daniels said: “You introduced me to the drugs ecstasy (Molly) just to be able to satisfy you… which reduced the rape because it made our sexual life wild. Saying I need rehab is just your way of trying to discredit me in getting my kids… I’m still giving you the last respect as the father of my kids.”
“If you don’t leave me alone, I’m going to dig, spill everything whether murder case, land grabbing, fraud, etc… I know health-wise you are not sound and I don’t want to send you to your early grave.”
“Thank God I’m out of your bad hood crib where a lot of things go down. My future is promised, it’s not too late to pick up.”
Prompt News reports this public statement marks another dramatic turn in Daniels’ ongoing feud with Nwoko, as she continues to assert her independence and challenge what she describes as attempts to control her narrative.
