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We are happily married, says Adi’s wife

Norshahida denies second marriage to actor is on the rocks after six months

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THE second wife of Adi Putra (pic) has come out to publicly deny that her marriage to the actor is on the rocks.

Norshahida Zolkifly, who married Adi Putra six months ago, said contrary to rumours, the two of them are happily married, reported Utusan Malaysia.

She said whatever that was reported about her marriage was absolutely untrue, as she was happy to be Adi’s second wife, the report stated.

“My relationsh­ip with Adi Putra is just like any other husband and wife.

“Talk of us hardly seeing each other is also not correct because he knows his responsibi­lities,” she added.

Norshahida, 33, also said that she had a good relationsh­ip with his first wife, Aida Yusof and they were constantly in contact.

She claimed some parties were trying to pit them against each other.

“I also have a good relationsh­ip with my mother-in-law. She is supportive and understand­s our situation. She comes and visits us often.”

Norshahida, who has a three-year-old son from a previous marriage, said she wanted to clear the air about her marriage and stop public speculatio­n.

Adi Putra, in an interview with Kosmo! said he was shocked and unaware about Norshahida’s interview with the media.

“I’m surprised and knew nothing of it. If she arranged for a session with the press to talk about our marriage, then I’m disappoint­ed,” said the actor, whose real name is Mohamed Hadi Putera Halim.

He also denied anything was wrong with their marriage.

Adi Putra married Norshahida, a civil servant, in July.

The Singaporea­n actor married his first wife in 2006.

> Some local and foreign websites are promoting various do-it-yourself weapons and explosives, which may threaten public safety, reported Berita Harian.

Crime analyst Kamal Affendi Abdul Hashim said those who noticed suspicious individual­s buying base materials for bomb-making like fertiliser and nails in large quantities, should report the matter to the police.

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