'Allah jaga semua' - Shaheizy Sam dan Syatilla Melvin tunai umrah lagi, tinggalkan 3 anak

PASANGAN selebriti Shaheizy Sam dan Syatilla Melvin berangkat ke tanah suci Mekah bagi menunaikan ibadah umrah semalam.

Syatilla yang memuat naik foto mereka bersama cahaya mata di lapangan terbang meminta agar semua mendoakan perjalanannya.

"Doakan perjalanan kami," tulisnya.

Pelakon itu berkongsi perkara berkenaan di akaun Instagram miliknya.

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Pun begitu, mereka terpaksa meninggalkan tiga orang anak mereka Syeriv Samhiezy, 6, Sarima Samhiezy, 3, Salama Samhiezy, 2, dan bertawakal agar berada dalam lindungan Allah.

"Bubu and bapak i. Allah jaga semua, pasti," pintanya.

Bagaimana pun menerusi pantauan Gempak, sebahagian keluarga Syatilla turut berangkat sekali menunaikan ibadah berkenaan termasuk Syafiqa Melvin.

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Kemas kini itu mendapat perhatian pengikutnya yang rata-rata turut mendoakan urusan mereka dipermudah.

Ini bukan pertama kali pasangan itu menunaikan umrah, kali terakhir pada tahun lalu. -Gempak

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