Singer Arrora Salwa, who recently competed on Gegar Vaganza season 11, is returning to her job as a flight attendant with Malaysia Airlines.
KUALA LUMPUR: I cannot make any hasty decisions, whether it's about leaving my career in the skies. Singer Arrora Salwa expressed this sentiment as she announced her return to work as a flight attendant , starting today, after being eliminated from the Gegar Vaganza season 11 (GV11) reality show. According to Arrora, whose real name is Salwa Md.
Razak, 40, although her music career has started to flourish, she is reluctant to abandon Malaysia Airlines (MAS) which has been her true calling for several years. During the Movement Control Order (PKP), only MAS did not lay off its employees. It means that the company is very committed to the well-being of its workers. So, for now, I will continue my career as a flight attendant. Then we will decide whether to continue or not based on the trajectory of my career in the arts, she said.At the same time, the singer of the song Ahmad also mentioned that her work schedule has been very demanding since being eliminated from GV11, after expanding her wings into acting. Since I was eliminated from GV11 in the eighth week, I haven't had a chance to rest. After being eliminated, I immediately joined the filming set with Datuk Yusof Haslam and also Zeel Production. Tomorrow morning (Saturday), I still have to go to the filming set. And this afternoon, I will return to work as a flight attendant and will fly to Australia, she explained.Arrora said this during an interview at the GV Liplap Gala Night, here, yesterday. However, the former GV11 contestant set a two-year timeframe for herself to consider whether to remain a flight attendant or continue actively in the arts
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