Regina Daniels emotional as she celebrates her sons’ birthday with underprivileged kids (Video)

“I have been contemplating posting this for a while. Anyways, here it is.

A few days ago, on the 29th of June, I celebrated the birthday of my most priceless gifts from God, my precious sons

This birthday definitely felt very different, special, extremely emotional for me, and I give all glory to God.

My precious jewels, I pray for the grace of god upon your lives. You will grow in good health, kindness, compassion, and God’s unfailing grace. Mama will forever adore you.

And to my biggest motivation, my god on earth, @rita.daniels06, thank you, Mummy, for always inspiring me. I love you”.

Since her separation from her politician husband, Daniels has lost custody of her kids. Ned had been single-handedly raising those kids.

Regina, while speaking on a livestream, with TikToker Jarvis, fought back tears as she revealed that she had not seen her kids since last year. She, however, expressed hope of seeing them soon and gushed over their growth.

Elsewhere on the livestream, she said, for some reason, she has checked her mind out of getting married, but she needs to have a girl. She explained that having boys is easy because at least you can groom them to have a role model in a father figure. But for your girl child, one has to be that role model for them to emulate.

In a heartbreaking post, Daniels had made an emotional appeal to her son’s school. She promised to always watch and pray for him from afar, and told the school to look after her babies well.

Recall that in October, Regina ended things with him citing domestic violence as her reasons for leaving her marriage.

In December, Daniels called out Ned for constantly publicising her children to garner negative attention from their father. She pointed out the irony that someone of his status could be posting his kids at this time, knowing fully well it would attract media scrutiny.

He responded saying that sharing photos and videos of the children had always been a normal part of family life. Nwoko stated that her absence from the children’s lives was a personal choice, not something imposed on her.