Fitri Haris welcomes third child in the UK
9 Jun - Fitri Haris recently announced that he has welcomed another child in the United Kingdom.
The UNIC member shared the news on social media on 6 June with several photos of him and his wife welcoming their newborn daughter at the Royal Derby Hospital in United Kingdom, including a photo of him cutting the umbilical cord.
He posted, "Praise be to Allah, On 5 June 2025, also the Day of Standing of Arafah, our daughter was born at the Royal Derby Hospital, United Kingdom. What's more special, June 5 is also my own birth date."
"Thank God for all the blessings. Thank you, my wife, [Fazilah Omar] who is strong and patient in giving birth to this child. Thank you for all the prayers and wishes sent from family, friends and acquaintances. We really appreciate it," he added.
This is Fitri's third child, and second one with wife Fazilah, whom he married in 2019. The couple are also parents to son, Bilal Habibi.
The singer also has a daughter, 21-year-old Sofea Solehah from his previous marriage, as well as a stepson from Fazilah's previous marriage.
(Photo Source: Fitri Haris IG)
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