#SHOWBIZ: Mother of popular actress: She treats me like a 'mangy dog'
In an Instagram Story video, the woman tearfully expressed her frustration, saying that her child, whom she raised with love, was now willing to "abandon" her.
She also accused the actress of ignoring her advice to remain humble despite her fame.
"I always told you, when you're famous, don't forget where you came from," she said.
"But it turns out that once you're famous, you forget yourself."
She continued, "She really dumped her mother. People think she gave me money so she could treat me like this. I'm like a mangy dog. I used to pawn things, sell jewellery, and was even an unpaid driver to support her when she was starting out in Kuala Lumpur."
"I took her everywhere, with the hope that when she was successful, we could enjoy it together and she would remember her mother's kindness," she added.
The mother also claimed that their disagreement was caused by her daughter's dissatisfaction with her.
"We fought because we were dissatisfied with many things, but to humiliate me like this... she could call a lawyer to come and get her out of the car, as if I wanted to kill her."
She went on to allege that she is now facing legal action, including court injunctions, and claimed she was once locked in a car and had to bang on the window to get out.
BH Online attempted to get a response from both the popular artiste and her mother, but neither has replied.
Meanwhile, the artiste's management said that they would announce any new developments "from time to time."
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