Nollywood actress Regina Daniels has publicly accused her estranged husband, Ned Nwoko, of deliberately cutting her off from their children, sharing an emotional account that has stirred widespread reactions.
In a video shared on her social media page, Regina appeared visibly distressed as she spoke to her sons through a video call. She revealed that the conversation marked the first time she had heard their voices since mid November, a separation she described as deeply painful for any mother.
She explained that while many people assume she is doing fine, her reality is far from peaceful. According to her, no mother can truly be at ease when kept away from her children. Regina said she refused to let the pain consume or define her, which was why she stayed silent for a long time and chose to walk away quietly.
The actress also criticised Ned for repeatedly putting their children in the public eye, suggesting that the constant exposure was calculated to attract attention and provoke reactions. She questioned why someone of his status would continue to share images of their children at such a sensitive time, knowing it would invite media focus and public debate.
Regina further alleged that Ned dismissed all her nannies and allegedly pressured them into making false claims of violence and alcohol abuse against her, accusations she firmly denied. She added that he has since filed for full custody of the children, despite already having them in his care.
Expressing disbelief at the intensity of the actions taken against her, Regina wondered if she was truly seen as such a threat. She acknowledged her young age but insisted that motherhood means everything to her. She described herself as a devoted mother who loves caring for her children and deeply misses being with them.
In her words, the experience has been overwhelming, yet she remains determined. Regina made it clear that she has no intention of backing down, stating with confidence that she will reunite with her children soon.
The situation continues to unfold, drawing attention to a deeply personal family dispute that has now entered the public space, with many watching closely to see how it develops
