Mohd Nadzri Redzuawan, MasterChef Malaysia judge, ties knot with Ana Dahlia
Updated: 13 Dec 2011
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Celebrity chef Nadzri weds actress Ana
Controversial celebrity chef and MasterChef Malaysia judge Mohd Nadzri Redzuawan has tied the knot with his girlfriend actress Ana Dahlia, 28, reported Kosmo.
The celebrity couple solemnised their union in a private ceremony at Ana's place in Kampung Bendang Siam, Changkat Jering, at noon on Sunday.
Ana, whose real name is Diyana Mastura Jaafar, received wang hantaran (spending money) of RM20,000 (S$8,222) as well as RM1,001 in mas kahwin (bridal money) and a ring from Mohd Nadzri.
The newly-weds, in matching white traditional Malay costumes designed by Fendi of Sarakim Boutique, said they were excited to begin married life after dating for almost a year.
Nadzri and Ana then hosted a wedding reception at Menara Kamalbina banquet hall, Kamunting, Taiping, on Monday night.
SOURCE: asiaone.com
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