Singer Zehra Zamri shares her peaceful transition after her divorce from Nur Mohd Iqwan Samsudin, emphasizing that leaving a narcissistic relationship is a victory. She encourages women facing similar situations to prioritize their well-being and not sacrifice themselves. Netizens have expressed support and suggested she focus on raising her child before considering remarriage.
PETALING JAYA: Berkongsi transisi diri selepas kembali solo, penyanyi, Zehra Zamri menganggap kehidupannya kini semakin tenang setelah tidak lagi bersama bekas suaminya, Nur Mohd Iqwan Samsudin. Menurut Zehra, keputusannya untuk keluar dari hubungan toksik bersama seorang lelaki yang bersifat narsisistik adalah tepat bahkan, tidak berasa dirinya gagal dalam mempertahankan rumah tangga.
“Sebelum, ketika dan selepas bersama ‘si dia’. Saat kamu pergi dari hidup si narsisistik, itu bukan kegagalan. Tapi itu adalah kelulusan,” katanya. Dalam masa sama, penyanyi lagu Semalakama itu turut menyeru kepada kaum wanita yang mengalami nasib yang sama supaya berhenti mengorbankan diri menjadi mangsa golongan narsisistik untuk kehidupan yang lebih tenang.Menerusi ruangan komen, ramai netizen mendoakan agar Zehra dapat menikmati kebahagian bersama anak tunggalnya. Malah, ada individu menyarankannya membesarkan anak dulu selain kembali ke arena pengacaraan sebelum mendirikan rumah tangga semula. “Zehra tak payah kahwin lagi, tunggu anak besar ye. Sayangi diri dulu. Kita ibu tunggal boleh hidup tanpa lelaki,” tulis netizen. Terdahulu, Zehra sah bercerai talak satu dengan bekas suaminya, Nur Mohd Iqwan Samsudin pada 20 Ogos 2025 selepas empat tahun mendirikan rumah tangga. Difahamkan, perceraian tersebut berlaku apabila terdapat dakwaan berlakunya kekerasan membabitkan kedua-dua pihak sepanjang tempoh perkahwinan.
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