If you act like 'worthless creatures,' how can you get a 'heavenly' wife? - Che Ta

Malaysian actress and entrepreneur Rozita Che Wan, known as Che Ta, is embracing a laid-back approach to her role as a mother-in-law, choosing to grant her son and his wife ample space. She likens herself to a "mother-in-law from heaven," drawing from her own positive experiences with her former mother-in-law.

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I am a mother-in-law from heaven. I am the type who is okay. Throughout their marriage, only this past weekend they came back to my house. But I wasn't home, Ammar is also busy with the golf championship.

Che Ta stated she doesn't impose strict rules on her daughter-in-law, Auni Yasmin, emphasizing comfort and freedom within her home. "If you're on holiday, wake up late, wake up. There's nothing to do at my house," she said, adding that she prioritizes her own enjoyment when her husband is away, whether it's cooking or sleeping in.

Her primary advice is directed towards her son, Ammar Effendy. "If your behavior is like 'worthless creatures,' how can you get a 'heavenly' wife? You must give heaven to receive heaven," Che Ta advised him. She believes a husband plays a crucial role in a marriage's happiness and, as a woman, understands a wife's needs.

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If your behavior is like 'worthless creatures,' how can you get a 'heavenly' wife? You must give heaven to receive heaven.

Despite her relaxed demeanor, Che Ta confessed to experiencing sadness after her son moved out following his wedding in June. "When I gave my speech, I wasn't emotional yet. But after they got married, every night I felt like crying when I saw Ammar's empty room. He lived with me for 30 years," she shared.

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When I gave my speech, I wasn't emotional yet. But after they got married, every night I felt like crying when I saw Ammar's empty room. He lived with me for 30 years.