Adam Shahz denies jealousy rumours

Compiled by PAVITHRA RAMAN, C. ARUNO and R. ARAVINTHAN

ACTOR Adam Shahz has denied he is jealous that his ex-wife, actress Fatin Afeefa, is getting remarried, reported Utusan Malaysia.

Adam, whose given name is Nor Shah Azli Abdol Ghani, said he was not concerned about her personal life as they had gone their separate ways since divorcing.

The actor also said he had agreed to her request for the divorce.

“I no longer have any feelings for her,” Adam added.

The actor said he did not know how allegations of him being envious of his former wife’s relationship came about.

“I have my own life, and we have been divorced for five years. Who wouldn’t move on?

“Right now, I am only thinking about my children, and there’s no need for this to be an issue,” he said.

The actor, who rose to fame for his role in the TV series Juvana, even said he would have no qualms attending his ex-wife’s wedding if invited.

Adam and Fatin got married on Dec 21, 2013 and separated on May 30, 2017.

Fatin recently announced her decision to leave the entertainment industry, saying she refused to continue facing allegations that could have an emotional impact on her children.

Baby Shima: I apologise to all who felt deceived by my promotional stunt ‘Bang Jamal’ which is the title of my new single.

> Singer Baby Shima revealed that the man named “Bang Jamal”, whom she previously said was a scammer who had cheated her, is actually the title of her new single, Kosmo! reported.

The singer, whose real name is Nor Ashima Ramli, apologised to all who felt deceived by her promotional stunt, adding that the gimmick was just her way of entertaining her fans.

“Anyone who has ‘followed’ me for a long time knows that I have my own way of providing entertainment.

“In fact, if you watch the video of me discussing how ‘Bang Jamal’ scammed me, you will see that the video was not serious.

“Perhaps my acting and delivery when I demanded that the money be returned to me was enough to convince certain individuals. For those who feel deceived, I apologise,” she added.

The singer’s controversial strategy became clear when the official music video for her new single got 115,000 views on YouTube on the first day of its release.

Shima has been posting videos on YouTube about how upset she is with a man named “Bang Jamal”.

In these videos, she says that “Bang Jamal” took her money for business purposes.

The singer’s videos at the time elicited sympathy from her fans, who advised her to file a police report immediately.

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.