Having broken up with his in-laws for a long time, Farid Kamil claims that Diana Danielle has driven her mother away
ACTOR Farid Kamil revealed that his relationship with his mother-in-law, Norsiah Ramli, has been broken for a long time.
Farid claimed that in 2019, his wife Diana Danielle had kicked her mother out of the house.
“Actually, I haven’t been able to contact Mama (Norsiah) for a long time because as far as I know she has been kicked out of our house by Diana since 2019.
“But suddenly in 2023 Mama appeared here (court recently) with Diana, it really surprised me,” he said.
Farid was asked about his relationship with his mother-in-law after claiming that it was difficult to find Diana and the children who now no longer live in their house.
Farid added that he himself did not know more details about the cause of the rift between Diana and her mother.
“I think Diana needs to explain to me why she kicked Mama out of the house and didn’t want to see her mother at that time.
“When it happened like this, suddenly Mama appeared and I was surprised because I had ‘lost contact’ with her for a long time because Diana herself had cut ties with her mother,” he claimed.
At the beginning of Diana’s artistic career, Norsiah was the backbone of her daughter’s success in the country’s entertainment industry. Norsiah always accompanies her daughter through the ups and downs of the acting world.
Earlier, the actress couple was advised by the Petaling Syariah Lower Court to reconcile during the mention of the divorce application filed by Diana.
The Imaginur actor filed for divorce against Farid on March 10 on the grounds that there was no understanding and there was a long-lasting shiqaq or argument.
However, Farid refused to divorce Diana.
According to the syarie lawyer who represents Diana, Akberdin, the Syariah High Court also issued an interim custody order to Diana on March 24.
He said, Diana also applied for the grant on March 23.
The popular actor couple legally became husband and wife with one word on November 3, 2012.
