#SHOWBIZ: Azeva turns mum's health scare into fuel
KUALA LUMPUR: Singer Azeva has pledged to dedicate herself to the entertainment industry following a severe health crisis that left her mother, producer Datuk A. Aida, fighting for her life last year.
KUALA LUMPUR: Singer Azeva Natassha Wan Aminuddin has sworn to devote herself to the entertainment business after her mother, producer Datuk A. Aida, suffered a severe health crisis last year. The 25-year-old singer, whose mother's condition was dire, was informed by medical professionals that her mother had a 99 percent chance of not surviving the ordeal.
Azeva recounts her prayer for her mother's return, promising to fulfill all her mother's wishes if she recovered. After regaining consciousness, Azeva found immense gratitude, and she now aims to make her mother's dreams a reality in her music career. When asked about her mother's post-recovery desires, Azeva revealed her mother didn't seek material gifts or luxury but rather wanted to see her daughter succeed in music.
Her mother's recovery is a blessing she cherishes, and she hopes to deliver songs and give her all for her mother. Azeva's latest single, "Tanpa Rasa Jemu," serves as the soundtrack for her upcoming film, "Bisikan Nafsu," with lyrics penned by her mother.
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