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Do you, the world will adjust - Yvonne Jegede, Tonto Dikeh advice Regina Daniels

The year 2019 has been a very eventful one in the entertainment industry even though it is just a few months old. Some topics have set social media buzzing as Nigerians from every corner have opinions on every issue.

Young film star, Regina Daniels, has been the hot topic in recent times after her alleged marriage to billionaire politician, Ned Nwoko.

Tonto Dikeh, Yvonne Jegede show support for Regina Daniels after alleged union Ned Nwoko

Regina Daniels with her alleged husband Ned Nwoko
Source: Instagram

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After the news went viral, several people have taken to bashing her for supposedly marrying for money while others, particularly female celebrities have shown support for Daniels.

Nollywood actresses, Yvonne Jegede and Tonto Dikeh, have also joined the bandwagon of those showing support for Daniels.

Tonto Dikeh, Yvonne Jegede show support for Regina Daniels after alleged union Ned Nwoko

Yvonne Jegede and Tonto Dikeh react to Regina Daniels' alleged marriage
Source: Instagram

Dark-skinned beauty, Yvonne Jegede, explained on her Instastory that she does not understand why Nigerians are so concerned about what Daniels decides to do with her life. She then advised the young actress to do what she pleases and that the world will adjust. See her post below:

Tonto Dikeh, Yvonne Jegede show support for Regina Daniels after alleged union Ned Nwoko

Photo: @iamyvonnejegede on Instagram
Source: Instagram

In a similar vein fellow actress, Tonto Dikeh, also called on Nigerians to leave Daniels alone because they are hypocrites.

See her posts below:

Tonto Dikeh, Yvonne Jegede show support for Regina Daniels after alleged union Ned Nwoko

Photo: @tontolet on Instagram
Source: Instagram

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Tonto Dikeh, Yvonne Jegede show support for Regina Daniels after alleged union Ned Nwoko

Photo: @tontolet on Instagram
Source: Instagram

Hmm...This is interesting.

In other news, Nollywood actor Uche Maduagwu, slammed comedienne Helen Paul for showing support for Regina Daniels' marriage.

In an open letter penned to the comedienne on social media he explained that such marriages should not be encouraged in this modern age.

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