Ziana Zain happy being a single mother

Contented: Ziana says she’s comfortable with the way things are now.

Compiled by FAZLEENA AZIZ, C. ARUNO and A. ARAVINTHAN

SONGSTRESS Ziana Zain says that she is happy despite not having met Mr Right yet, reported Kosmo!

Ziana, 55, was also frank with her views about her ex-husband, Armin Zaharin Ahmad Zambri.“I am always reminding my children to stay in touch with their father.

“Despite all that has happened, he is still the father of my kids,” she said.

Ziana, who is known for the song Madah Berhelah, said she harbours no ill will towards him, adding that she is happy as a single mother.

“I’m very comfortable with the way things are now.

“It’s also easy to do anything; I can decide on my own.”

As for her ex-husband, Ziana said: “I forgave him a long time ago. I’ve always been forgiving towards my family and friends.”

The couple ended their 20-year marriage in 2018. They have three sons and a daughter.

> Despite eight years having gone by, the eldest son of a murder victim in Kelantan still longs for his late mother.

The victim’s husband, Mohd Azrul Isahak, 38, said his son Ahmad Qushri, 13, who was five years old when the tragedy happened, has always been asking about his late mother until today, reported Berita Harian.

“Every time he asked me about his late mother, I’d talk about it for a while before changing the topic to distract him.

“Even though I have remarried, my children, especially the eldest and the second, still ask about their mother,” he said.

Mohd Azrul said that because the two children had been raised by their mother, they both retained memories of her before she passed away.

The late Yashmin Fauzi, 25, was killed by an intruder who went into their house in Kampung Papan, Gua Musang, on March 1, 2015.

During the incident, Mohd Azrul was working as a police volunteer in the Gua Musang police headquarters.

● 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.