It’s very normal for siblings to fight and argue even if you’re both already adults. Of course, as adults, you tend to pick your battles and not fight over trivial matters. But some scars never heal. If conflicts are left unresolved, it can be detrimental to the family’s bond.
While Nur Sajat misses her family terribly after moving to Australia, her younger sister had no kind words for the trans celeb. Recently, the siblings have been publicly at each other’s throats; posting or commenting and bashing about each other and it looks like their parents have to put a stop to it.
Leave it to mom and dad to stop their children from “strangling” each other, as always. In an interview with mStar, Nur Sajat and Nur Mustika’s mother, Maimon Omar talked about the recent conflict between her two children. The elderly woman said that she does not side with anyone and advised the siblings to stop fighting.
“No matter how ‘evil’ your kids may be, I still love them. As a mother, I will always love my children so I don’t want them to continue arguing and making things worse,” she told mStar. She then added that it’s better for her children to not assume the worst in each other as that will bring more harm and slander. The mother of the celebrity entrepreneur also revealed that her husband was quite stressed when their children were fighting.
“I told my husband that he didn’t need to worry about the kids, let me handle them so he doesn’t need to be stressed about them,” she said. Maimon also left a message to Sajat to advise her to just keep family issues private since the whole world is watching her. In regards to Mustika’s public outburst, she told her, “Just mind your own business. Leave Sajat alone, let her be, that’s her business. You just do what’s best for you”.
Hopefully, Maimon’s motherly advise and intervention has put a stop to the siblings’ argument, at least publicly. Whatever conflict they may have, let’s hope they’ll resolve it and make peace with each other.
Watch the full interview here:
Sources: YouTube, Beautifulnara
