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Former M’sian Singer Says She’s Attracted to Her Husband Because He Looks Like Nobita
Why did you marry your partner, or those who are still in the dating phase, what made you fall for your kindness? Kindness, financial stability, or does he/she look like your favorite celebrity?
Syasya, the former member of the Malaysian girl group, Dolla was upfront about why she chose to marry her partner, Nasrullah – Syasya was a huge fan of Daraemon growing up, and Nasrullah looks just like Nobita.

“It reminds me of the Doraemon whenever I look at my husband. That’s why I was attracted to him,” Syasya said in an interview with F8Buzz.
According to Syasya, Nasrullah is a good friend of her brother and they often spent time together, which eventually led to the romance.

Back in March, Syasya decided to leave Dolla before tying the knot with the love of her life in April. As of now, the 23-year-old former singer is focusing on her education and when it comes to singing, Syasya said everything depends on what happens in the future.
“If I have the opportunity to sing again in the future, why not? Singing is like my flesh and blood.”

Syasya added that it wasn’t easy for her to leave Dolla as everyone was close to each other like sisters. Despite her absence, the remaining members of Dolla continue to sing and Syasya is still in touch with them.
You can watch the full interview below.
Regardless of Syasya’s future in the industry, we wish the pair nothing but a smooth journey ahead.
Also read: Local Girl Group, Dolla Wants to Perform in Every M’sian State, Including Kelantan
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