#SHOWBIZ: Sharifah Sakinah finally reveals her hubby's identity
The star of Pekak announced on Instagram yesterday that her husband is Cyril Kongo.
Her caption accompanied a photograph of the couple attending a glamorous product launch in the capital.
"Cyril, my man, loves to tease me. This is 100 per cent family fun," she wrote.
It is understood that Cyril is a French artist, known for his wall art.
Sakinah was previously married to Aliff Adha from 2015 to 2020, and they have an eight-year-old daughter named Anais Adha.
She later married Swedish national Michael Hansen in 2021, but that marriage lasted two years.
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