Regina Daniels Confesses: Everyone Warned Me, But That Night I Drove Out Ready to End It All If I Couldn’t Marry Ned -

According to a report by Vanguard on Wednesday, November 5, 2025, Regina Daniels, actress and filmmaker, recalled the emotional moment when she left home during a difficult period in her life, explaining that the pressure around her decision to marry Senator Ned Nwoko pushed her to a troubling state.

She said that the situation became intense to the point that her family was concerned for her safety.

Her brothers and relatives were involved in searching for her as the situation escalated beyond normal family discussions.

She described it as a moment where emotions were high and decisions carried heavy personal weight.

She spoke about this while addressing the ongoing criticism directed at her mother, Rita Daniels, following the public attention surrounding her marriage.

Regina appealed to the public to refrain from attacking her mother, stating that her mother should not be held responsible for the choices she made in her personal life.

She explained that her mother had been a significant influence in her upbringing and that she had always worked hard for the well-being of her children.

Regina said that her decision to marry was not something influenced by material gain.

She stated that her family had expressed their concerns at the time and had attempted to advise her differently.

According to her, the choice was ultimately hers, and it was made based on how she felt and what she believed was right for her life.

She emphasized that people close to her did not force her into the marriage and that the responsibility for her decision rests with her.

She explained that she felt a strong obligation to protect and support her mother after everything she had experienced while raising her and her siblings.

Regina described her mother as someone who faced challenges and sacrifices throughout her life.

She said that this motivated her to ensure her mother lived a comfortable and peaceful life, regardless of public opinions or reactions from outsiders.

Regina also spoke about the emotional strain that came with public judgment, She said that living under constant scrutiny affected her mental well-being at the time.

The emotional aspect of dealing with public criticism made the experience difficult, especially when it extended to members of her family who were not involved in the marriage.

She highlighted that her family members, including her brothers, played a role in trying to support her during the period of confusion and pressure.

They expressed concern and tried to guide her, but she insisted on following the decision she believed was best.

She said that the situation caused tension within the household as everyone tried to understand her state of mind.

Regina then appealed to Nigerians to allow her family to handle their issues privately, She maintained that her mother should not be blamed and that her decision was personal.

She stated that her marriage was a choice she made based on her own conviction and not because of external influence or financial motivation.

She said: “I was a blessing, a gift to my mom. God used me to settle her. And it’s my job to make sure she is forever happy. Because she has suffered for us, she is the best woman on earth. She is. She warned me. My brothers warned me. Everybody warned me, and then I drove out at night. I was going to kill myself if I didn’t marry Ned. Everyone was looking for me. My brothers were fighting, breaking bottles. As I was saying, everyone knew. I went to the police station and said, Arrest me.<Continue Reading More News>