#SHOWBIZ: Puteri Sarah: Discard feelings of vengeance for the sake of your children
KUALA LUMPUR: Former spouses must let go of grudges, discard feelings of vengeance and maintain a good relationship for the sake of their children.
Actress Puteri Sarah Liyana, 40, has shared this tip with divorcees who want to make sure their children have a good relationship with both their parents.
Puteri Sarah said that she and her ex-husband, director Syamsul Yusof, had agreed to maintain a good relationship for the sake of their children's future.
"We did agree to be good friends for the sake of the children because we want to see them happy.
"If people ask, is it difficult for me to let go of grudges? For me, just let go, and make yourself happy," she said when met at a Hari Raya Aidilfitri open house at a leading hotel in the federal capital yesterday.
When asked how she divided her time between her acting career, business and children after becoming a single mother, Puteri Sarah said that she received great advice and help from her family members, including her former in-laws, Datuk Yusof Haslam and Datin Patimah Ismail.
"My relationship with Syamsul has been trouble-free after our divorce.
"Syamsul agrees to meet the children every week. My family members and my in-laws, also play a role in this," she said.
Puteri Sarah said that she was slowing down her acting to focus on her business.
"I'm focusing more on my business now because I want to spend more time with my children.
"I'll get the children ready before they go to school and then I'll go to the office.
"And when I come back from the office, I'll stay with the children at home," she said.
Puteri Sarah and Syamsul were married on March 8, 2014 and were blessed with two children, Syaikhul Islam, 7, and Sumayyah, 5.
However, the couple were divorced on June 14, 2023.
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