“Family Indeed Is Everything” – Regina Askia Gushes as Husband Rudy Williams Celebrates Her on Mother’s Day

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Regina Askia-Williams had a heartwarming Mother’s Day celebration, and it was all love from her longtime husband, Rudolph ‘Rudy’ Williams. The former Nollywood star and her husband have been going strong for over 20 years and share two beautiful kids, Teesa Olympia and Rudolph Junior.

To mark the special day, Rudy showed his appreciation for Regina in a way that clearly touched her. She took to Instagram to share sweet photos from their cozy family celebration and dropped a short but meaningful caption that said it all:

“Family indeed is everything!! Thankful for a lovely Mother’s Day shin-dig.”

It was a simple moment, but one that captured the warmth of family and the joy of being celebrated.

She also shared a glimpse of the celebration on Instagram. Click below to view the post

 

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