Siti Nurhaliza shares daily life on YouTube

Siti often gives her fans a glimpse of her life, professional and personal, on social media sites including Instagram and YouTube.

SONGSTRESS Datuk Seri Siti Nurhaliza is giving her adoring fans more intimate details of her life through a new YouTube channel, reported Kosmo!.

The pop princess, who has some 6.5 million followers on Instagram, shares tidbits from her daily life, such as grocery shopping, as well as the development of her children and grandchildren through the channel called Siti Official Video.

“Since Instagram has limitations for videos, I am using YouTube to share my daily routine.

“Every daily activity that I do will be shared there, especially for those who enjoy watching Aafiyah’s an­tics,” she said, referring to her daughter.

The channel has already garnered 102,000 subscribers.

This is Siti’s second official YouTube channel, with the first, DatoSNurhalizaVEVO, focusing on her career as a singer.

> A 34-year-old man is searching for his missing wife whom he believes has run away with a man she met on WeChat, reported Harian Metro.

The wife left their four children, aged four to 15, behind.

Mohd Fauzi Abd Manan said the last time he saw his wife Normala Omar, 34, was at their home in Kuala Kedah on Friday morning before they left for work.

“My wife’s behaviour has been odd lately.

“She was often very angry and something seems off with her,” he said, adding that this was the second time she had disappeared.

> A 10-year-old girl in Temerloh passed away from food poisoning after eating contaminated roti jala, Utusan Malaysia reported.

Nursyasya Syauqina Roply died by her mother’s side from exhaustion due to diarrhoea.

The girl’s mother, Juhazalina Moha­­med, 39, believes that the food poisoning was due to a sauce that they had eaten with the roti jala during a Hari Raya open house on July 1.

?  The above article is 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 this ' >'sign, it denotes a separate news item.