In an Instagram post on Wednesday (11 Dec), Singapore-based Malaysian actress Sora Ma shared that her husband had died six months ago, just two months before she was due to give birth to their first child.
Ma, 40, began by apologising for revealing this personal news but explained that, after much thought, she had found the courage to share it.
Source: @soramayx on Instagram
“Six months ago, my husband left us forever,” she wrote. “There was no illness, no warning — it was sudden and completely unexpected. His passing caught me entirely off guard.”
In the wake of his death, she faced home renovations, childbirth, confinement, moving, and raising their child — all of which she never imagined doing alone.
It wasn’t until recently that she started to find some balance in her life and began to process her grief.
In August, Ma gave birth to their son, Skye.
Source: @soramayx on Instagram
“He is the continuation of our love and the reason I find strength to keep going,” she shared.
Ma also expressed her gratitude towards her late husband, who had built “wonderful relationships” during his life, leaving her surrounded by supportive friends and family.
Finally, she apologised for not sharing the news sooner and asked the public to respect her family’s privacy.
Ma and her late husband, a Singaporean businessman known only as “Mr R”, registered their marriage in October 2021.
However, due to the pandemic, her family was unable to attend.
Source: @soramayx on Instagram
In July 2022, they held a wedding in Singapore, with her mother and brother present.
Later that year, in December, they celebrated another wedding in Penang.
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Featured image adapted from @soramayx on Instagram and @soramayx on Instagram.
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