I Go Save comments on Regina Daniels’ lifestyle envy
Comedian I Go Save recently addressed controversy surrounding actress Regina Daniels, suggesting that many Nigerians were never genuinely happy for her. He noted that after Regina’s marital crisis made headlines, numerous social media users stepped into the role of marriage counsellor—despite not wanting her to succeed in the first place. According to I Go Save, the deeper issue is that a large portion of the public envied her lifestyle and resented her for having what they coveted.
In his Instagram story, I Go Save argued that Regina became the target of criticism not only because of the current marital challenges she faces but because the glamour and perceived perks of her life stirred resentment. He implied that some of her critics masked envy as moral concern. The comedian’s remarks suggest a broader commentary on public attitudes toward success and social media-cultivated images of wealth and luxury.
His statement has sparked discussion about how society treats public figures who appear to live “above” the average lifestyle. Whether the criticism Regina faces stems from envy, genuine concern, or a mix of both, I Go Save’s observation underscores how visible success can invite both admiration and hostility.
