Blog Stories Are Inaccurate , Regina’s Medical State Is Compromised, It’s Worse Than You Think” — Kemi Olunloyo Breaks Silence on Regina Daniels’ Marriage Saga
Blog Stories Are Inaccurate , Regina’s Medical State Is Compromised, It’s Worse Than You Think” — Kemi Olunloyo Breaks Silence on Regina Daniels’ Marriage Saga
Popular investigative journalist, Dr. Kemi Olunloyo, has weighed in on the ongoing controversy surrounding the alleged marital crisis between Nollywood actress Regina Daniels and her billionaire husband, Senator Ned Nwoko.
Taking to her social media page, Kemi Olunloyo debunked widespread reports suggesting that Regina had left her matrimonial home due to domestic violence and marital breakdown.
According to her, many of the circulating blog stories are “inaccurate and sensationalized.”
Olunloyo claimed that she had personally spoken with Senator Nwoko regarding the issue, stressing that no one else has direct communication with him concerning the matter.
“Blog stories are inaccurate. Regina’s medical state is compromised. It’s worse than you thought. The marriage has not ended. I’m the only person Ned spoke to,” she wrote.
Her statement has sparked fresh reactions online, as fans and followers express concern over Regina’s wellbeing following recent reports that she had allegedly moved out of her husband’s mansion after accusing him of domestic abuse.
Kemi further hinted that there are deeper, undisclosed details surrounding Regina’s current health condition and marital situation, warning bloggers to “verify before publishing falsehoods.”
Meanwhile, neither Regina Daniels nor Ned Nwoko has officially released a statement addressing the claims.
However, Ned was recently spotted in public with his Moroccan wife, Laila Charani, further fueling speculations about the state of his relationship with Regina.
As Nigerians await official clarification, Kemi Olunloyo’s comments have reignited conversations about the pressures of celebrity marriages, online misinformation, and the importance of responsible journalism in reporting sensitive family matters.
