Born on October 10, 2000, Regina Daniels is a Nigerian actress, film producer, entrepreneur, and model. She is known for her successful career in Nollywood since childhood and her marriage to businessman and politician Ned Nwoko. 

Early life: Born in Lagos, Nigeria, Regina Nneamaka Daniels is of Igbo descent and grew up in Asaba, Delta State.

She is the daughter of actress and producer Rita Daniels and Jude Ojegwu, who separated years ago. Her mother, a prominent figure in Nollywood, introduced her to acting at age seven.

Education: Daniels attended Hollywood International School in Asaba. In 2018, she enrolled at Igbinedion University to study Mass Communication. She later earned a degree in Psychology from Azteca University in Mexico in December 2024, an achievement she shared publicly.

Acting career: Daniels began her acting career at age seven with her first movie, Marriage of Sorrow. Breakthrough: She gained wider recognition after starring in the 2010 film Miracle Child.

Filmography: Her extensive list of films includes The Jericho, Python Girl, Dumebi in School, and many others. She has also produced films like The Jericho and Twins Apart.

Endorsements and business: She is a brand influencer with various endorsement deals. In February 2020, she launched her own magazine.

Personal life: In 2019, Daniels married Nigerian billionaire and politician Ned Nwoko. The marriage drew significant media attention and public scrutiny due to their age difference.

Children: The couple has two sons together, Munir and Khalifa, born in 2020 and 2022, respectively.

Marital problem: In October 2025, reports surfaced alleging that Daniels and Ned Nwoko have separated due to alleged domestic violence. These reports followed a period of reconciliation and are currently unconfirmed by the couple.

Philanthropy: She runs the Regina Daniels Foundation, which supports children with physical disabilities.

Net Worth: Regina Daniels has an estimated net worth of $5 million approximately ₦7.35 billion. Her marriage to Ned Nwoko, which occurred in 2019, provided her with access to significant wealth, including gifts of expensive cars and a luxurious lifestyle. Daniels has also ventured into business, launching her own magazine in 2020.