00:00Moving on really swiftly, let's talk about someone else who's also been on our tongues and on our minds for the last maybe two, three months.
00:08Ned Nuoco decided he was going to embarrass, flog, tarnish, all the words that can relate to making someone look so damn dirty, like a scallywag.
00:24He really did try to make Regina Daniels look like she was the worst of the worst.
00:30I don't even know why. Okay, yeah. Regina Daniels, we all know her, very popular celebrity.
00:36She does acting. She's very talented, as you see her right there on your screen.
00:40She is also a very beautiful, beautiful young woman.
00:44She was married to very popular Ned Nuoco. You see him there by her side on the right.
00:51And unfortunately for her, she married a billionaire who not only likes them young, but when I say likes them young,
00:59I mean, like legal, kind of. Yes.
01:03She was 17.
01:04She was 17.
01:05Basically, he likes younger women in comparison to his age because he is...
01:10Pushing 70.
01:13Yeah. Yeah.
01:14Yes. You would say grave dodger, but he's still very young at heart.
01:18And moving on really swiftly, your boy Ned Nuoco decided to tarnish her name simply because she said,
01:24Hey, I don't want to be in this relationship anymore. I want no part of this. I want out.
01:28He started a campaign against her and her name.
01:33And among the things that he said about her was that she was a drug addict, that she was on everything.
01:39You know, she was high on pretty much everything almost all the time.
01:42They kept asking her to go to rehab.
01:45She kept refusing to go to rehab.
01:47He even insinuated that he'd taken her to rehab maybe a few times, but she still comes back with her drug addiction.
01:52And he even was working in cahoots with his other wife because he has a few.
01:59And they decided to completely massacre the name of Regina Daniels to the point where Regina says that it started feeling like,
02:06Eh, is this true?
02:08Like it started feeling very heavy.
02:09And I quote,
02:10The past few months of my life have been nothing short of heavy.
02:14She said that it was beginning to feel like she was drowning within herself
02:18simply because she's hearing so many narratives and stories about her and her life.
02:23And she's like,
02:23Is that me?
02:24Is that really it?
02:26Is that the narrative that you guys are spinning?
02:28And is that narrative valid in comparison to the narrative that I've built upon myself or of myself?
02:33Is it more important for me to listen to what people are saying about me
02:36or to stick to the guns of what I know about myself?
02:40And she apparently became very bothered by this to the point where she decided to actually take a drug test
02:46to verify this not for the public but for herself
02:50because she's even starting to doubt herself.
02:51She said,
02:52I decided to take a drug test because I owe it to the people who have stood by me
02:58and integrity does matter.
03:01And she says,
03:02Peace of mind especially matters.
03:04So, in addition to the fact that she was going through a lot,
03:08she did say that she had lots of family and friends around her
03:10who were rallying around her and giving her the hope that she needed
03:14and, you know, giving her a bit of light
03:16because, again, it's been pretty heavy.
03:18Being berated the way she's been berated on social media for the last couple of months
03:22by her ex-husband or at least her attempt to get him into the ex-husband category,
03:28it's been insane.
03:30Long story short, she took the drug test.
03:31She said she is not an addict.
03:34She even said that she was searching and looking at,
03:38like she's hearing people saying that she's an addict
03:40and these narratives have been spanned on social media
03:43and on the media quite a lot
03:45and she was like,
03:46Am I this so-called addict?
03:47Is this who I am?
03:49And she realized that often people will project their own fears and insecurities
03:53and, ultimately, where she stands is this.
03:56Do you allow yourself to be defined by other people's opinions
03:59or do you create your own narrative?
04:01And she firmly decided to create her own narrative
04:05and to stick to what she believes about herself,
04:07which is that I am standing, I am still growing,
04:10I am just getting started
04:12and that is how she concluded that conversation
04:16and to which I say absolutely yes.
04:18You have worked so hard to be a name for yourself.
04:22Oftentimes, we don't know these politicians' wives, do we?
04:24But she has created her name for herself,
04:26not only because she's a talented actress,
04:28but she's also a force to be reckoned with, right?
04:32And, therefore, no one should put you down.
04:34You just keep doing, you keep pushing,
04:35you're going to be all right, Regina.
04:37It's tough, but you're going to be okay.
04:40Ned is the actual depiction of some men cannot handle rejection.
04:45This man could not believe
04:47that this young girl would one day turn around
04:49and say, I don't want you.
04:51Okay, and then fueled by the fact
04:54that they were not even legally married
04:56and he was doing all of these things.
04:59And even when Regina was asked about this rehabilitation,
05:04she actually came out and said
05:06that the last time they did this rehabilitation thing,
05:10it was more a thing of him bringing doctors
05:13into the house to drug her.
05:15And, on top of that, he would force himself upon her.
05:19Allegedly, he would force himself upon her
05:21when she was too dragged out to fight.
05:24So, she was like, I am so tired.
05:26Let me just go back to this man's house
05:27so he can be dragging me and using me the way he wants
05:30if this means this stops.
05:33This stops.
05:33This is after he arrested her brother,
05:37was threatening to use the police
05:40to threaten the mother and the sister.
05:42And I'm just like, how crazy?
05:45How crazy is this thing that you can't understand,
05:48fathom, rejection, that me, I say I don't want to be with you.
05:52You go arrest my brother.
05:53For what?
05:54For why?
05:55That is crazy.
05:57And then now the whole drug thing,
05:59he has been using that narrative
06:02so that he doesn't give her access to the kids.
06:04I mean, every way to frustrate this girl
06:07and then posting the kids with the stepmom,
06:11you know, on his social media page
06:12to try and make him seem like the kids are happy.
06:15They don't need you.
06:16Yeah, and I'm like, Leila, girl.
06:19Don't you remember he did this to you a few years ago?
06:22He's already done.
06:23Do you not know the position Regina is in?
06:26Why would you play along?
06:28Ah, we are so tired of this man.
06:31Anyway, even over Christmas,
06:34Ned did refuse access to the kids by Regina.
06:38Went even as far as firing the nanny
06:41who allowed Regina to FaceTime her kids
06:44and talk to them.
06:46So she has a complete, completely no access.
06:49And he's saying the terms for her to, you know,
06:52interact with the children again
06:53are her going to rehab.
06:55How do you force a grown adult to go to rehab?
06:58For a drug problem that you created.
07:01You know, it is such an unfair situation.
07:05And we do hope that soon, sooner rather than later,
07:09it is resolved.
07:11We cannot help the situation,
07:13but we can help somebody here.
07:15It's time for us, the girls.
07:16And I우's going to license.
07:17So far, for the families.
07:17The kids are gonna send it free to rehab plan through the school.
07:19And once again,
07:21we stop using their kids from home.
07:23Under the village.
07:23And then Shiva says,
07:25it's time for you to keep this whole routine of life.
07:27So today we want.
