Singaporean actor and host Suhaimi Yusof has seemingly made amends after his run-in with a bazaar vendor in Marsiling recently.
On Sunday (24 March), former Member of Parliament (MP) Amrin Amin shared a Facebook post of Suhaimi and Sizzlers by Bismi Biryani owner Sheik Mohammad meeting for teh tarik.
Source: Amrin Amin on Facebook
In the caption, he wrote: “Recently, there was a misunderstanding, some exchange of words. Tempers frayed. I’m glad they’ve put the incident behind and are moving on as friends.”
The post comes after a dispute between the two parties at Sheik’s stall.
On Tuesday (19 March), Sheik took to TikTok to recount an incident that happened at his bazaar stall in Marsiling.
Sheik claimed Suhaimi had called his elderly mother who was manning the store “blur”, and another worker “stupid”.
The actor was there to pay forward S$50 worth of drinks to the stall’s customers and promote the business. However, his exchange with the stall’s staff ruffled Sheik’s feathers.
A few days later (22 March), Suhaimi posted an apology video on his social media platforms, sharing his side of the incident and tearfully apologising.
He also wanted to provide compensation to Sheik for the trouble caused.
Fast forward to today (25 March) and it seems like the matter has been resolved.
Mr Amrin’s Facebook post explained how the two parties were now “moving on as friends” after their teh tarik catch-up.
Source: Amrin Amin on Facebook
The former MP also commended the pair for letting bygones be bygones.
“The impulse to cancel is tempting, the harder path is to find the strengths in each other, encourage and support, and be gracious in apologising and accepting the apology,” he said.
“Thank you for showing the way, Sheik and Suhaimi.”
Also read: ‘You called my mother blur’: Bazaar vendor slams Suhaimi Yusof, actor apologises
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Featured image adapted from Amrin Amin on Facebook.
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