Without balik kampung, Raya doesn't have to be somber, says singer Marsha


Marsha Milan Londoh encourages Malaysians to put up Raya decorations to lift their spirits besides staying close to family members virtually.

More than a week before Hari Raya, singer Marsha Milan Londoh has already put up Raya decorations in her home.

"We wanted to get the mood going from early on. I think it's important to create that Raya environment in our homes and put some positivity in our heads so we don't feel down during Raya," Marsha tells StarLifestyle.

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