Regina Daniels with her baby
Actress Regina Daniels and her husband Ned Nwoko held a private naming ceremony for their new baby boy.
The baby boy, they revealed, has been named Munir Neji Ned-Nwoko.
Taking to Instagram to share photos from the ceremony, Regina Daniels stated that welcoming her new baby has been an exciting experience.
"Newborns represent life, hope and the promise of love...Pure as an angel and as fresh as a blooming flower!," she wrote.
She thanked her followers and all her well wishers for the congratulatory messages and support.
The venue for the ceremony was decorated with blue and marked with a blue and white cake.
She also shared more pictures from her pregnancy photo shoot.
"A mum. I'm proud🥰🥰," she wrote.
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