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Any suggestion for my baby girl's name? Jamal Abdillah ask fans

12 Feb 2023 02:23pm
The couple got married on April 1, 2017 and have three children - Nur Azura Yamani,3; El Isaac Yamani, 2; and Iskandar Rayyan Yamani, who is now one year old. - Photo Pa&Ma
The couple got married on April 1, 2017 and have three children - Nur Azura Yamani,3; El Isaac Yamani, 2; and Iskandar Rayyan Yamani, who is now one year old. - Photo Pa&Ma
SHAH ALAM - National pop legend Datuk Jamal Abdillah's naming his children has often caught national interests as some of the names are from characters of movies he acted in.

One of his children's name is Azura, a title of a 1984 Malay romance movie.

However, this time, Jamal gave his fans the opportunity to name his daughter's name.

His fourth child with his wife Datin Zai Izzati Khiruddin is due on March 23.

"If anyone has a suitable name with good and beautiful meaning for our baby girl, please leave a comment on my wife and my Instagram page.

"We are still looking for a suitable name and my wife has left me with the task to decide," Datuk Jamal added.

Excited for the baby

The father admitted that he is excited and can't wait for his daughter to be born.

"Alhamdulillah, my wife and the baby have are in good health," he said.
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Jamal said they will not have more children after this and will focus on raising the children and providing them with the best education

The couple got married on April 1, 2017 and has been blessed with three children namely Nur Azura Yamani,3; El Isaac Yamani, 2; and Iskandar Rayyan Yamani, who is now one year old.

Datuk Jamal also has two sons, Osama Yamani, 21, and Ahmad Zaki Yamani, 17, from his previous marriage - Pa&Ma
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