Popular Nigerian politician and socialite, Ned Nwoko, has subtly dismissed rumours of a marital crisis with his Moroccan wife, Laila Charani.
There’s been controversial reports that all is not well between the Nwoko wives. Apparently, Nwoko’s youngest wife, actress Regina Daniels, unfollowed Laila on Instagram, fueling speculation of tension in the household.
They reportedly unfollowed one another on Instagram. Netizens have however pointed out Regina Daniels as the pioneer of the disagreement.
The rumours gained traction following what appeared to be a subtle social media competition between Regina Daniels and Laila.
However, Nwoko in a recent development, took to his Instagram page to share a heartwarming family moment, showcasing a harmonious evening with Laila and their children.
In the video, the family engaged in sports activities, exuding unity and warmth. Captioning the post, he wrote, “Sports and family: the perfect Sunday evening blend with my wife, Laila, and the kids.”
The post has been interpreted as a direct response to the ongoing gossips, with many fans applauding the family for maintaining a united front.
Netizens React:
queen_ve_ro reacted, “This is so beautiful, plz take care of madam Laila don’t make her feel cornered.”
Another user @uzy_fashion_stores added, “Is her turn to be carried about. Because Regina don travel.. let her enjoy her husband small bfor her return.”
blessed_unique2’s profile picture wrote, “This is the pa Ned we know Gina go won use filter finish epa respect is a beautiful thing tb.”
merit_omalicha_vee wrote, “As it should and that’s on period because why not respect is a beautiful thing and that’s truth”
bella666539 wrote, “Regina won’t like this one…she go play rematch next week to prove that ned loves her more.”
aly_lover_of_jesus_ wrote, “If you did psychology you will understand that as Regina is enjoying, Ned misses her, so he uses Laila to get to her, so she should come back fast. It’s called reverse psycho. Leila is the one they are messing with. Respect is a beautiful things.”
By Ezinne Okorie.
