Nollywood actress Angela Okorie has reignited her online spat with Regina Daniels, dismissing claims that she attempted to snatch billionaire politician and lawyer Ned Nwoko from the young actress.
In a fiery statement making rounds on social media, Angela didn’t mince words as she defended her name and set the record straight.
“Regina, you’re just a child. Everybody who knows me in real life knows I don’t like old men,” she began. “If you look at all my exs, you’ll know that I don’t just date any kind of man even if he’s rich.”
Angela, known for her outspoken nature, emphasized her preference for younger men and debunked any notion of being attracted to older partners, especially someone she referred to as an “ancestor.”
“I spend a lot of money on my skin so I can’t have anything to do with ancestors. My kpekus can’t even accommodate ancestral prêeks because I am not a shrîne,” she declared.
The drama stems from allegations by Regina Daniels that Angela Okorie was making moves on her husband, Ned Nwoko. But Angela insists there’s no truth to that.
“How can you say that I was running after your ancestral husband? If you have messages of me begging him like you claimed, release them. I rejêct you and your ancestor in Jesus name!” she fired.
The actress also shared details about a past visit to Regina’s Abuja residence, claiming it was Regina who invited her. According to Angela, the meeting ended with Ned Nwoko offering her money.
“You invited me to your house in Abuja and when I came, your husband was begging me to put you in my movie. Then at the end he dashed me N500k, no strings attached. And as a legit queen that I am, I told Regina,” she revealed.
“Then all of a sudden, Ned blocked me, it is now I realized that Regina was the one who took his phone and blocked me.”
Angela closed her statement with a final jab: “I didn’t want your ancestor, my pkekus is not a shrîne like yours. I only date young, handsome and strong men.”
Neither Regina Daniels nor Ned Nwoko has officially responded to Angela’s latest outburst. But with the tone of this saga, it appears the last word hasn’t been spoken yet.
