Joseph Egbri, better known as Prince Kpokpogri, the ex-boyfriend of Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh, has slammed those rejoicing over the marital crisis of Regina Daniels and Ned Nwoko.

The Nigerian Voice recalls that in a viral clip making the rounds, Regina Daniels could be seen in the midst of men as her brother tried defending her against thugs her husband allegedly sent to her.

She further bemoaned the violence that has been meted out to her in her marriage, crying out that she is tired of it.

Expressing his anger in a post on his Instagram story, Prince Kpokpogiri stated that it is unfortunate to see many Nigerians take pleasure in negative news involving the personal lives of others.

According to him, during his differences with Tonto Dikeh, many people rejoiced, and now they have both moved past those issues and are very good friends.

Slamming those involved in rejoicing over Regina's marital woes, he wondered if those rejoicing are truly free from their own personal problems, or are just driven by envy and idle talks.

Showing his support for the couple, he affirmed that they will settle their differences and get back together, urging the public to learn how to support and uplift others instead of rejoicing over their issues.

He wrote:
“It is quite unfortunate that many Nigerians seem to take pleasure in negative news, especially, when it concerns the personal lives of others.

When Tonto and I had our differences, many people rejoiced and threw unnecessary tantrums. Today, we remain good friends and have moved past those issues.

Now, the same attitude is being shown towards Senator Ned Nwoko and his wife, Regina. Rather, than showing empathy or wishing them well, some people appear to find joy in their challenges.

One wonders if such individuals are free from their own family problems or simply driven by envy and idle talk.

Every marriage faces its own trials and misunderstandings.

I strongly believe they will resolve their differences because senator Ned is a good man who always prioritizes his family above all else.

Let us learn to support and uplift others instead of celebrating their difficult moments."