Sebelum kahwin, Janna Nick inginkan rumah mewah RM12 juta

MENERUSI satu tweet di laman sosial Twitter, pelakon dan penyanyi Janna Nick telah berkongsi satu foto rumah mewah bernilai RM12 juta yang terletak di Kuala Lumpur.

Menurut Janna, dia ingin memiliki rumah mewah tersebut dahulu sebelum memikirkan soal kahwin.

"Dapat rumah ni baru boleh kahwin," tulis Janna.

Janna turut berkongsi niat untuk memiliki rumah mewah itu di Instastory miliknya.

dapat rumah ni baru boleh kawin....
pic.twitter.com/IlsZjXct4A
— JANNA NICK (@jannanick95) September 10, 2018

Rata-rata pengikut turut mendoakan agar impian Janna tercapai serta memberi kata-kata semangat kepadanya.

"@Naquira: Bagus. Jadilah wanita yang punyai matlamat. Insya-Allah word hard in silence let success be your noise. Kalau rasa hilang semangat, putus harapan check balik impian, confirm tetap bersemangat."

"@alia: Dahsyat, but nothing is imposible!! Go go."

"@maya-158jn: Insya-Allah. Amin. Moga tercapai impian itu & Allah permudahkan."

"@farhanisjnfc450: Insya-Allah suatu hari nanti dapat la tu. Usaha dan doa. Kami pun sentiasa doakan awak."

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