Actress Regina Daniels returns to Instagram, deletes husband’s name & photos

• Nollywood actress Regina Daniels has removed her husband Ned Nwoko’s name from her Instagram bio, causing speculation about their marriage’s troubles.

• The recent update, following the deletion of his name and photos from her page, suggests that tensions may still be present.

• Nwoko’s recent social media activity has sparked speculation about her relationship with actress Chika Ike, despite both denying the claims.

Nollywood actress Regina Daniels has once again omitted her husband Ned Nwoko’s name from her Instagram biography, reigniting speculation regarding potential issues within their marriage.

This alteration follows a previous instance where she had removed his name and images from her profile, only to later reinstate them. However, this recent modification suggests that underlying tensions may still exist.

The timing of this change coincides with recent rumors connecting Nwoko to actress Chika Ike, who has recently announced her pregnancy. Despite both Nwoko and Ike denying these allegations, Daniels’ activity on social media continues to leave fans uncertain about the status of their relationship.

Observers initially detected signs of discord when Daniels did not celebrate Valentine’s Day with Nwoko as she typically would. Additionally, her last post before temporarily deactivating her account featured her father welcoming her back from London, further fueling speculation.

As Nwoko’s sixth wife, Regina Daniels has not publicly addressed her recent profile update, yet fans are already expressing a range of opinions.

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In other news, Crossdresser Olanrewaju Idris Okuneye, popularly known as Bobrisky, has shared insights regarding his preferences in men and his intimate relationships.

In a post that has since been removed, Bobrisky indicated that he is attracted solely to those who can provide substantial financial incentives, stating that he engages with men who present the highest offers.

While discussing his preferences, he made pointed remarks about financially struggling men, asserting that he exclusively associates with individuals of high social standing, as he believes that those without financial means have little to contribute.

“As for me na highest bidder they chop my work. To hell with broke guys.”

“Broke men has nothing to loose. I deal with Alist men. Who’s ur mate? Go and meet ur set mtcw.”