Aliff Aziz: As long as they're loved, it's good enough for me!
Speaking to the Singaporean media recently, the singer-actor said he is just happy that his son Ayden and daughter Ara are being taken care of by the people who love them.
"That's the first thing that comes to my mind. Whoever the people that are close to them, as long as they love them and take good care of them, that's good enough for me," said Aliff.
Aliff admitted it was hard for him to watch videos of his kids because it would make him sad.
"I miss them so much. I pray every day to see them again and tell them what I have been keeping inside me. I think about you always and I miss you two so much," he added.
The singer also said that he hopes that they will one day be reunited and that he can finally express everything that he has kept inside.
Aliff, who ended his marriage with Bella in June last year, gave full custody of Ayden and Ara to the actress-singer.
(Photo Source: Aliff Aziz IG, Bella Astillah IG)
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