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Neelofa welcomes baby boy

By NUR ANIS NADHIRAH BINTI MOHD ZALANI
31 Jan 2022 12:52pm
Neelofa, 32, and her husband Muhammad Haris, 26, who is also known as PU Riz, 26 welcome their firstborn Muhammad Bilal on Jan 29. - Pic: FACEBOOK/NEELOFA
Neelofa, 32, and her husband Muhammad Haris, 26, who is also known as PU Riz, 26 welcome their firstborn Muhammad Bilal on Jan 29. - Pic: FACEBOOK/NEELOFA

Popular TV host and entrepreneur Noor Neelofa Mohd Noor or fondly known as Neelofa has given birth to a baby boy, named Muhammad Bilal, on Saturday (Jan 29).

The former actress' husband Muhammad Haris Mohd Ismail or better known as PU Riz shared the news in a Facebook posting, today.

"Praise be to Allah, my wife is recuperating. The whole family is definitely in a joyous phase right now.

“Me and my wife would like to express our gratitude to those who have been wishing us well and sending us prayers since the day we became husband and wife until the day we became parents," he wrote.

Neelofa and Haris tied the knot on March 27, last year.

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