Regina Daniels Replies Husband after He Asks if She Would Have Married Him as a Mechanic

Regina Daniels Replies Husband after He Asks if She Would Have Married Him as a Mechanic

  • Renowned actress Regina Daniels shared her response to a question posed by her husband, Ned Nwoko
  • The upcoming filmmaker revealed that the billionaire asked if she would have married him had he pursued a career as a mechanic instead
  • The doting mum of two left many in stitches with her witty response to her husband's question
  • Kingsley Speaks, an online relationship coach and therapist, gives a critical review of Ned's question

Talented young Nigerian actress Regina Daniels and her wealthy husband, Ned Nwoko, recently shared a playful moment.

Ned playfully inquired whether the actress would have chosen to marry him if he had been a mechanic rather than a rich guy.

Regina Daniels' husband asks her question
Regina Daniels replies husband's question. Credit: @regina.daniels
Source: Instagram

Regina came up with a smart answer to his question, wondering whether they would have met at his mechanic workshop.

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"Small Gist everyone: So my husband asked me one of the most asked questions he sees about our union. He said "G, would you have actually married me if I was a mechanic? I laughed. I really didn't know the response I was to give, but my reply was "Where would you see me? When I come to fix a car? Dim idiegwu".

See her post below

Nigerians react to Regina Daniels' post

Legit.ng compiled the reactions below:

ella__zinny:

"If you were hawking on the streets, would he have married you? No gree for anybody."

zaddywayz:

"Life no be Nollywood."

black_god_ferry:

"Women who marry for money and Men who marry for beauty are equally robbed in the end."

markangelcomedy:

"As him no be mechanic we thank God."

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georginaibeh:

"This question . Your response tho."

official_claren:

"You still did not answer the question, so had it been you went to fix your car and the mechanic proposed, would you have accepted? The gist has not ended."

Couples should be careful with the questions they ask - Kingsley Speaks

In a chat with Legit.ng, the online relationship coach and therapist, highlighted the potential implications of specific questions in relationships.

"Regina Daniels was smart to have answered the question the way she did. But, questions like this can spark a fire that will burn later.
"At the root of this question is an undertone suggestion. " You wouldn't have married me if I was a mechanic. Obviously". This means her husband was coming from a suggestion and painted it like a question.
"Although she answered the question in a seemingly smart way, it didn't mean that her husband did not know the answer. Questions like this aren't necessary because they make the other party look like their love for you is attached to a benefit that, if not there, there will be no relationship.

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"Couples in a relationship should be careful with the questions they ask their partner because not everyone will be happy if they are asked certain questions that are closely related to the aforementioned. In the end, some questions are not necessary."

Regina Daniels gives money to fans who guessed her Igbo name

Nigerian actress Regina Daniels has randomly put smiles on the faces of two of her dedicated fans.

Earlier, the billionaire's wife posted a photo on Instagram and requested her followers to guess her Igbo name correctly.

Regina further revealed that she would pick two winners who would be given N50k for their correct answers.

Source: Legit.ng

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Chinasa Afigbo (Editor) Chinasa Afigbo is a pop culture/music journalist and content writer with over four years of experience in other mainstream media organisations, including Vanguard Media and Guardian Life. She holds a degree in Information Management Technology from the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO). She also moved on to pursue courses in writing & media communications. Chinasa has also been published in other Intl journals, like The African Report. Reach her at: chinasa.afigbo@corp.legit.ng.