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Regina Daniels shows off in a private jet, says she's a 'boss in the making'

Teenage actress Regina Daniels seems not to bothered by the numerous talks about her on the internet.

The pretty young woman who is said to be the sixth wife of 59-year-old billionaire, Ned Nwoko, shared new photos of herself with the caption: 'Boss in the making '. In the new photos, she is seen dressed in a pink blouse with 'woman' written on it. She paired it with a designer sneakers as she sits with her legs up in a private jet - just like bosses do!

I’m a boss in the making - Regina Daniels

I’m a boss in the making - Regina Daniels
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See some reactions to her 'boss' post below:

iamyungruff: Your already a boss. After all your hubby is a boss. But he is old than my father
emekaodikpo: Have you ever heard of poor wife of a rich husband? Observe the 5 before you. Invest your loot wisely.
slow.mask: Even Linda Ikeji at 38 can never accept Ned Nwoko aged 59.. But Regina Daniels, You are yet to reach 19yrs... Why???

The 18-year-old actress became the talk of social media users recently when news came out that she was getting married to Nigerian billionaire and politician Ned Nwoko. Although she has not come out to either deny or affirm this claim, Regina has been spotted a number of times with the billionaire.

Her recent rich lifestyle has also added to the speculation. The young movie star recently bought herself a luxury Brabus jeep which she called her 'new baby'; this is few weeks after buying two Mercedes Benz, a house and a multi-million naira wristwatch.

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