It feels like it’s been awhile since we last heard from Bella Astillah. In a recent Instagram Live interview with mStar, the mother-of-one provided some updates on her current well-being.
She announced that she’s does not have the coronavirus after she quickly sought for medical treatment when she displayed some of the symptoms.
“Actually, it’s been 3 to 4 days since I was down with fever. I immdiately went for a screening test the moment I felt my body was unwell. Thankfully, the results show that I’ve been tested negative for Covid-19,” said the 25-year-old singer.
“After that, I consulted with a doctor to check on my health condition. He said that my throat was a bit swollen and I need to drink a lot of water. My lips were also affected due to ulcer. But rest assured that it’s only common fever,” she further told the press.
During the session, a few curious fans also touched on the topic of Bella’s current relationship status with her former beau Aliff Aziz. This relates to the fact that the lyrics to her newly-released song “Tenang” hints that they are back together.
In respond to everyone’s speculations, the “Cinta Belum Tamat Tempoh” starlet explained that the song has nothing to do with their relationship. She further revealed that she no longer wants to share more details about her personal life from here on, as a respect to family members from both sides.
“Everyone knows I’ve been hurt before. But instead of feeling down, I took it as a process of growing up and my spirit was awakened in some way. Whether I’ve reconciled with Aliff or not, I won’t share about it to everyone anymore,” told Bella.
She continued, “It’s not my intention to lie about it, but I learned from my past mistake. Back then, I used to post everything personal on social media. So right now, I’m being more careful and will minimise the amount of private matters online.”
“I need to respect both of our families who have discussed about this. We will definitely share once the situation gets better,” Bella concluded the chat.
Source: mStar.
