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Almy Nadia Concerned Over Fizz Fairuz’s Mysterious Illness

Malaysia ― Datuk Fizz Fairuz has reportedly encountered a mysterious illness. His wife, actress Datin Almy Nadia took to Instagram to share that she is concerned about him.

Almy Nadia shared that Fizz Fairuz has been losing his appetite and has often appeared to be pensive lately.

After returning from filming the Malaysian Ghost Stories drama which is currently airing on Astro Ria, he also seemed to be less cheery. A teaser of the drama was uploaded by Almy Nadia showing a scene played by Fizz Fairuz which featured the Barong mask, according to Hype.my.

On the actress’s Instagram post, Almy Nadia said that Fizz Fairuz suffered from the mysterious sickness after returning from filming a horror story entitled “Barong Mask Mystery” at Sahom village in Gopeng, Perak.

Despite being treated, there is still a remnant of the “mystical disturbance” as it is hard for the actor to return to his usual self. Almy Nadia admitted that she feels stressed out and depressed at seeing her husband’s state.

 

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“After returning from shooting this story (referring to the drama teaser) my husband Fizz Fairuz was suffering from a mysterious illness that made him lose his appetite and refused to eat or drink for 2 weeks. He has recovered now, but he is still pensive, sometimes moody and does not smile often and does not seem as happy as before…” she wrote.

“The reality is, I’m so stressed and sad seeing him not cheery and happy as before. It’s depressing, it’s not easy to heal him,” her lengthy caption read.

The majority of the couple’s fans and followers prayed for Fizz Fairuz’s speedy recovery and left encouraging as well as supportive messages for Almy Nadia.

Some netizens shared their views and experiences about the supernatural disturbances and remarked that such matters should be taken seriously. /TISG

 

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