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“I still love her” – Aliff Aziz is NOT Divorcing Bella Astillah & He’ll Find Ways to Save the Marriage

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“I’m still finding ways to save our marriage, for our kids. I miss my kids.”

After all the havoc in their marriage, Aliff Aziz, the Singaporean actor who was caught for a Khalwat case last month confirmed that he WILL NOT divorce Bella Astillah, his wife. In a media conference today (April 4), Aliff admitted that he still loves his wife and is doing whatever he can to salvage the marriage.

To Aliff, this is not a decision that he can make overnight.

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“It’s not something I can rush. I need time. I don’t agree with the divorce. She made mistakes, I made mistakes.”

Aliff was present at the court today with his mum for the divorce case. Bella, on the other hand, was shocked at Aliff’s decision, and said that she was “very tired” of this.

“I thought everything would be resolved today,” Bella said.

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Syarie judge Wan Mohd Najib Wan Hamat ordered them to appoint a conciliatory committee (JKP) in their divorce case, which will be revisited on June 4.

Just last night (April 3), Bella told the media that Aliff had allegedly cheated 11 times throughout the 10 years of marriage, and admitted that she got intimate with another actor to make Aliff jealous and to get his attention. Bella filed a divorce on March 11.

Last month, Aliff and Malaysian actress, Ruhainies were caught for a Khalwat case by Jawi in her condo, but both parties insisted that nothing happened in the condo. 

 

Also read: Bella Astillah Says Her SG Husband Who Was Caught for Khalwat Allegedly Cheated 11 Times

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