Regina Daniels Shows Off Her “Tom Boy” Character

The mother of one and the wife of Nigeria’s politician Ned Nwoko, Regina Daniels has displayed her tomboy character after many years.

Nollywood actress Regina Daniels has gradually changed from her old self into a new person after she got married and also after she welcomed her son, Prince Munir Neji a few months ago. People normally change at every stage of their lives. As one is aging, there are certain characters and habits we drop.

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However, Regina Daniels who seems to have missed her old self and former character has shared a video of herself on her Instagram story showing her Tom Boy character.

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