#SHOWBIZ: Aslam to apologise to Abby Abadi to end family crisis
Aslam, who married Marissa in Songkhla, Thailand, on Dec 27, 2023, acknowledged that the situation stemmed from his actions.
The marriage took place without the knowledge of his first wife, Umisya Mazlan, who was performing Umrah at the time, or Marissa's parents, actors Norman Hakim and Abby.
"I realise and admit my mistakes. So, I ask all parties not to make the situation worse.
"I am also a normal human being; I make mistakes and try to improve myself, God willing," Aslam told BH Online.
Following the marriage, Abby had expressed surprise when asked to apologise to Aslam's first wife, Umisya.
Instead, she called on Aslam to apologise to her.
Aslam stated his intentions to meet Abby, saying, "I do have plans to meet her, God willing, when I have time. I am also looking for a suitable time to meet her."
Meanwhile, Aslam and Marissa appeared at the Federal Territory Syariah Court here for confirmation proceedings regarding their marriage today.
However, the court adjourned the proceedings, citing technical issues with the application form.
"There was a slight problem regarding personal information in the confirmation of overseas marriage application form, so we were asked to update our personal information and come back on another date," Aslam said.
Aslam and Umisya were married in July 2020 and have three children: Hud, 4, Nuh, 3, and a two-month-old daughter.
Aslam and Marissa do not have children yet.
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