Marriage talk swirls around Fattah and Amira
Compiled by JAROD LIM, RAHIMY RAHIM and R. ARAVINTHAN
ACTOR Fattah Amin has found himself at the centre of a marriage rumour with singer and actress Amira Othman, reported Mingguan Malaysia .
The Malay daily suggests fans think the couple are ready to take their relationship to the next level, with sources hinting at an upcoming announcement.
On April 28, the actor, 35, addressed the presence of a well-known marriage consultant at his recent Hari Raya open house.
Fattah explained that the visit was simply a friendly call from an old friend, not an indication of impending wedding plans.
Fattah was married to actress Fazura, whose full name is Nur Fazura Sharifuddin, from Nov 27, 2017, but divorced last October. They have a daughter, Fatima.
> Singer Adira Suhaimi wants her ex-husband, Datuk Seri Adnan Abu, popularly known as Datuk Red, to resolve his financial debts before considering reconciliation, reported BH Ahad .
'As we all know, my ex-husband is currently facing a financial crisis. So, I want to let him resolve his issues first and let us pray that he is able to do so.'
When asked if she had given him enough time, she replied that it wasn't a matter of time.
'Datuk Red has his own responsibility, so I had given him time. Thankfully, our relationship is fine.'
Datuk Red and Adira were married in Songkhla, Thailand, on Dec 3, 2015. However, they divorced on April 24 last year.
Datuk Red has reportedly settled RM30,000 of the debt from the sale of products on TikTok.
The above articles are compiled from the vernacular newspapers (Bahasa Malaysia, Chinese and Tamil dailies). As such, stories are grouped according to the respective language/medium. Where a paragraph begins with a >, it denotes a separate news item.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
New Straits Times
16 hours ago
- New Straits Times
#SHOWBIZ: Actress Saidah Kamarudin cancels wedding, claims ex has only RM500 in bank account
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian actress Saidah Kamarudin has revealed the reasons behind her decision to call off her engagement to fellow actor Muhammad Muntazar Ghufran in October last year. The former couple became engaged in May 2024, following a year of dating. In a recent interview, Saidah, 29, cited financial instability as a primary factor in her decision to end the wedding plans. She claimed that Muntazar, 22, had only RM500 in his bank account. "You should be looking for a job or continuing your studies," she lamented. The actress further alleged that following their breakup, Muntazar hacked into her TikTok account and posted fabricated comments under her name in an attempt to damage her reputation. It's understood that Saidah filed a police report at the Setia Alam police station in Shah Alam, Selangor, on May 31. "When Muntazar and I were still together, we shared the passwords to our social media accounts. After we broke up, I changed my passwords and removed all access." Meanwhile, Muntazar has refuted Saidah's claims that he was unable to afford their wedding. The actor explained that he told her he had additional funds invested in unit trusts. "I told Saidah about it, but she told me that's investment savings and not actual money. If it's true that I have only RM500 in savings, how is it possible for me to pay close to RM1,000 monthly for my car while also giving my family around RM1,000?" he argued.
New Straits Times
16 hours ago
- New Straits Times
#SHOWBIZ: Syed Saddiq secures RM100k for Muar students' SPM prep at edu roadshow
KUALA LUMPUR: Muar Member of Parliament Syed Saddiq Abdul Rahman recently teamed up with prominent personalities, including singers Nabila Razali and Bella Astillah, for the "Mula Awal Skor A+ SPM" educational roadshow. The roadshow, aimed to boost students' performance in the SPM examinations, was held at the Ideal Convention Centre (IDCC) in Shah Alam and generated considerable excitement among 4,000 SPM candidates. The celebrities shared their personal experiences, offered valuable advice, and motivated the students preparing for the upcoming examinations. Syed Saddiq also received an educational sponsorship of RM100,000 from the event's organiser, PTTI Tuition Centre. This significant contribution is earmarked to assist underprivileged SPM students in Muar, Johor, providing them with access to tuition classes and improved learning facilities. Syed Saddiq emphasised that this initiative represents a crucial investment in the future of Malaysian children from low-income families. "I must express my deepest gratitude to the PTTI team for their huge contribution," he said. "Education is indeed a priority for our children, and not everyone has the opportunity or ability to access quality tuition classes." An additional sponsorship of RM20,000 was channelled directly to the former Youth and Sports Minister. This sum will be used to purchase laptops and tablets, which will be distributed to students ahead of the Hari Raya Aidiladha celebration. The PTTI SPM A+ Roadshow featured motivational talks by artistes such as Bella Astillah, MK of K-Clique, Iman Troye, Zaki Yamani, Nabila Razali, and Asyraf Khalid.
Rakyat Post
17 hours ago
- Rakyat Post
House For Sail: Sabahan Woman Floats Her Entire House To Another Kampung
Subscribe to our FREE When we talk about moving to another place to live, it usually means selling off the old house, packing our belongings, and then move to a newly purchased home somewhere else. However, one Sabahan woman took 'moving house' quite literally. Through a viral video shared on TikTok, user @siah0004 documented her method and journey in moving her entire house, with the help of some locals, in Kampung Terusan, Semporna, by placing it on small motor boats and floating the structure a few kilometers north to Kampung Balimbang. Simpan sini sebagai kenangan rumah # sister Pindah kg Terusan To balimbang 😍 lagu jiwang dulu kita🤣 Many were fascinated by how she managed to pull this off, and asked many questions about the entire process. One user on TikTok asked whether if the furniture remained in the house while it was being transported. The owner of the house said all the furniture remained in place while the pink home was floating to its new destination. Meanwhile, many also asked her to share a video of the house once it has reached its new destination. The woman obliged and uploaded a second video on her TikTok account showing her home safely sitting on stilts at its new location. Those who watched the unconventional house-moving process also shared some hilarious comments, such as how confusing it would be for couriers when they send a parcel to her address, only to find that the entire house is not there anymore. 'If I could move my house like this, I'd move every week,' one user commented. Another user said 'The neighbours will be confused. In the morning there was a house there, and in the afternoon it's gone'. Share your thoughts with us via TRP's . Get more stories like this to your inbox by signing up for our newsletter.
