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Actress Calls Out Debtor for RM18,000 Unpaid Debt, Cites Misuse of Funds
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Actress Calls Out Debtor for RM18,000 Unpaid Debt, Cites Misuse of Funds

From Utusan Malaysia · (1d ago) Malay Critical tone

Translated from Malay, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

TLDR

  • Malaysian actress Sharifah Haneesya publicly called out an individual for failing to repay a RM18,000 debt, alleging the money was borrowed for family support but spent on a girlfriend.
  • Haneesya stated she resorted to public exposure after the debtor and their lawyer failed to respond to her messages.
  • She warned other women against the individual, claiming they also owe money to others and engage in fraudulent job offers, and promised to remove the post upon debt settlement.

In a move that has stirred conversation on social media, actress Sharifah Haneesya has publicly addressed a significant debt owed to her, highlighting a distressing situation where RM18,000 remains unpaid. The revelation, shared via Instagram, paints a picture of broken trust and financial irresponsibility, particularly concerning the alleged misuse of funds intended for family support.

I understand that wanting to be with a beautiful woman requires a lot of money, but don't take other people's money.

— Sharifah HaneesyaExpressing her frustration over the alleged misuse of borrowed funds.

Haneesya's decision to go public stems from a lack of cooperation from the debtor, who has reportedly ignored attempts at communication, including those from her legal representative. This public appeal underscores the frustration and desperation felt when financial obligations are not met, forcing individuals to seek alternative avenues for resolution.

To this girl, I apologize for having to post your picture publicly, but can you please ask your boyfriend to reply to my lawyer's message and repay my debt of RM18,000.

— Sharifah HaneesyaDirectly addressing the girlfriend of the debtor in her public appeal.

The actress's message extends beyond her personal grievance, serving as a stark warning to others. She claims the individual in question has a pattern of borrowing money without repaying and has allegedly defrauded others through fake job offers. Haneesya's plea for the debtor to settle the outstanding amount, with the promise of removing the post upon resolution, emphasizes her desire for a swift and just conclusion to this unfortunate affair.

I am very angry because the money that I was supposed to use to support my family is ultimately used to spend on a girlfriend. If you cannot afford a luxurious life, live like an ordinary person and do not eat haram money.

— Sharifah HaneesyaDetailing her anger over the situation and advising on financial responsibility.
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Originally published by Utusan Malaysia in Malay. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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