Azeva Has My Ideal Wife Qualities, Says Actor Aniq Suhair
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- Actor Aniq Suhair described his friend, singer and host Azeva Natassha, as having his ideal wife qualities.
- He praised her for her loving actions, positive aura, and growth from being introverted to a confident host.
- Aniq views online fan pairings as a positive sign of their on-screen chemistry and professionalism.
Actor Aniq Suhair has revealed that his close friend, singer and host Azeva Natassha, possesses the qualities he seeks in a partner. Aniq, 26, described Azeva as someone who expresses affection through actions, highlighting her "act of service" love language and the positive energy she brings.
She really has the qualities of a woman I like. She is very wifey material.
"She really has the qualities of a woman I like. She is very wifey material," Aniq stated. The pair have known each other since filming their first telefilm together in Perlis. Aniq expressed pride in Azeva's development, noting her transformation from a shy, introverted individual to a capable host.
"I am very proud of her progress. Thank God, that's her fortune and what her father and mother dreamed of. I always support from behind," he said. Aniq admitted that he himself might struggle with hosting due to his own introverted nature.
I am very proud of her progress. Thank God, that's her fortune and what her father and mother dreamed of. I always support from behind.
Regarding netizens who continue to pair them romantically online, Aniq sees it as a positive reflection of their acting chemistry. "If people 'ship' us, it means our acting is effective. The chemistry reaches the audience," he explained. He added that they would not feel awkward collaborating again in the future.
If people 'ship' us, it means our acting is effective. The chemistry reaches the audience.
Aniq also touched upon the phenomenon of "on-set romance" in the acting industry, acknowledging its possibility but emphasizing the need for professionalism and boundaries. "On-set romance exists. Sometimes it's created intentionally to make on-screen chemistry more realistic," he noted. "But for me, once filming is over, we need to be professional. Feelings might arise suddenly while working, but we need to set boundaries. Not just for me, but generally in this career."
On-set romance exists. Sometimes it's created intentionally to make on-screen chemistry more realistic.
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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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