Khairul Aming sudah pulih dari COVID-19, kembali kongsi resepi sempena Ramadan

KUALA LUMPUR: Chef selebriti, Khairul Amin Kamarulzaman atau lebih dikenali sebagai Khairul Aming memaklumkan dia sudah selesai menjalani kuarantin selepas dijangkiti COVID-19.

Perkara itu dikongsinya menerusi hantaran di akaun Instagram miliknya pada Ahad.

"Seminggu dua ini korang akan dengar suara aku macam tak sihat sebab baru habis positif.

"Alhamdulillah dah habis kuarantin. Sikit lagi nak pulih sepenuhnya," katanya dalam hantaran itu.

Dalam entri itu, Khairul turut memuat naik sekeping gambar keputusan ujian kendiri yang menunjukkan dia positif wabak berkenaan.

Sepanjang bulan Ramadan ini, media sosial milik Khairul Aming pasti menjadi tumpuan warganet dengan perkongsian video tutorial masakan 30 hari 30 resipi.

Setiap video yang dimuat naik meraih jutaan tontonan malah mampu membuat warganet 'terliur' selepas melihat menu yang dihasilkan.

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