Jaywon Says Regina Daniels Is Getting Wrong Advice Amid Marriage Issues
Nigerian singer and songwriter, Oluwajuwonlo Iledare, popularly known as Jaywon, has shared his opinion regarding the ongoing marital tension between Nollywood star Regina Daniels and her husband, Senator Ned Nwoko. The singer took to his page on X (formerly Twitter) to comment on the matter, stressing that Regina is not getting the right support from the people around her.
Jaywon suggested that some of Regina Daniels’ friends may be influencing her with the wrong advice, making the situation more complicated than it should be. He explained that when a person is surrounded by people who prioritize their own interests, it becomes difficult to make the right decisions, especially in emotional or personal matters.
He also criticized Regina for bringing the situation to social media, where, according to him, many people are only watching the issue for entertainment rather than offering real help. Jaywon noted that once a private family issue becomes public, it is harder to control the narrative and even harder to resolve peacefully.
In his post, Jaywon pointed out that Regina and Ned Nwoko share two children, which makes the situation more delicate. He advised that for the sake of their children, the actress should consider handling the matter with more calmness and maturity rather than making emotional posts online.
He wrote that Regina’s recent emotional videos and statements show signs of distress and confusion, which he believes could have been avoided if she had people around her who truly understood her situation and were willing to guide her sincerely.
Jaywon also questioned those who claim to support Regina online, asking what real help or healing they have provided apart from engaging in social media discussions. According to him, true healing happens offline, with real support systems, not by sharing personal pain for millions of strangers to watch.
The singer ended by encouraging Regina to step back from social media and focus on resolving her issues privately, especially for the sake of her children and her emotional well-being.
