Mas Idayu and husband of three years are divorced since March
7 May - Three years after they tied the knot, it was revealed that Mas Idayu and TV3 executive producer Muhamad Sufian Che Isa have ended their marriage.
The news was confirmed by the TV3 executive himself, who said that they were officially divorced back on 4 March at the Shariah Lower Court in Shah Alam.
"The reason for divorce? I just think we weren't meant to be. But she and I are still friends. I have accepted this fate," he said.
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Sufian said that they are still working together on TV shows and that the divorce was peaceful.
"I will continue to give my support to her career, including her work as a talent show jury," he added.
Sufian and Mas Idayu tied the knot in September 2022. It was the second marriage for both of them. The singer reportedly had known the executive producer since her involvement in the third season of the talent show, "Mentor" in 2008.
Prior to Sufian, the singer was married to actor Aman Graseka for nine years, while Sufian was married to TV personality, Intan Suraya.
Their divorce was finalised back in March
(Photo Source: Mas Idayu IG, OhBulan)
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