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COVID-19 affected my maternity life – Regina Daniels

Nollywood actress, Regina Daniels during her pregnancy exclaimed her sour encounter with COVID-19.

Regina Daniels, who had just named her son, Munir Neji, exclaimed how well the Coronavirus pandemic impacted her maternity life in a lovely naming ceremony with her billionaire partner, Ned Nwoko.

The young mum said she did not do the stuff she wished to do thanks to COVID-19.

Regina Daniels retorted she had to deliver her child in Nigeria because of the Coronavirus pandemic and pointed out how annoying that was for her to be restricted in really enjoying pre-maternity times.

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