Siti Saleha: I am so blessed with this pregnancy
Sharing the news with the media following her appearance at the Anugerah Melodi Terhangat on 3 August, the actress said that she intentionally waited until the pregnancy surpassed its first trimester to finally reveal the good news.
"I was waiting for the right time and didn't tell anybody because it was still the first trimester. We didn't even tell our family about it. But then it got out on TikTok and the media began asking questions," she said.
Saleha stated that she was blessed by the fact that she didn't experience any allergy throughout the first three months, and that her new drama project was postponed during that time.
"I think if I had to shoot during the first trimester, I would have had a hard time even if I didn't experience nausea," she added.
As for winning Hottest Celebrity Icon, the actress said that she is thankful for her fans' support.
"I have been blessed throughout my career and I am very thankful to be chosen as an icon after 15 years in this industry," she enthused.
(Photo Source: Siti Saleha IG)
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