Anggun Sheza Idris' Look with Ruffle Skirt

Dream - Do you still remember Sheza Idris? This FTV actress from the 2000s has starred in many short series, my friend Dream.

Although no longer active in the entertainment world, Sheza's fans can still keep up with her activities. Sheza is one of the celebrities who actively shares her daily life on social media.

Her appearance also often attracts attention, my friend Dream. Like her style a while ago when she wore a ruffle skirt.

She appeared to be combining a taupe pink ruffle skirt with a classic white blazer with long sleeves. The neutral colors of taupe pink and white look so harmonious and give an elegant impression to the appearance of this woman who once participated in the singing contest Mamamia.

Adding a touch of another color to her appearance, Sheza chose a lilac-colored hijab. The soft lilac color looks harmonious with the colors of the ruffle skirt and blazer she wore.

The square hijab is styled simply, covering the chest, making Sheza's appearance more modest.

Sheza Idris' Story Between Life and Death Giving Birth to Second Child: 'I Can't Take It'

Dream - Dream friends may be familiar with the name and face of Sheza Idris, who often stars in films and TV shows on the screen. After getting married, Sheza is now focused on taking care of her family.

This woman, born in 1988, has just given birth to her second child. The baby boy, born on January 5, 2023, is named Maliki Zahir.

Sheza recalls the process of giving birth to her second child, a baby boy. According to Sheza, giving birth to her second child was not as easy as giving birth to her first child.

"It was really like life and death holding back the pain (giving birth to the second child)," said Sheza when met at Brawijaya Antasari Hospital quoted from Liputan6.com.

Experiencing the Difficulty of Giving Birth to a Boy

Sheza Idris tells the story of the normal delivery process she underwent, which turned out to leave an unforgettable experience. Although she has the experience of giving birth to her first child, a girl, Sheza has only experienced the difficulty of giving birth to a boy.

"Because it's true, especially with boys, it hurts more to give birth to them," Sheza concluded.

Running Out of Energy

During the delivery process, Sheza felt that she had run out of energy to give birth to her baby. She even told her husband that she couldn't take it anymore.

"So, at the right time, by God's will, I said to my husband, 'Love, I can't take it anymore, my waist feels like it's going to be torn off'," said the mother of two.

When giving birth to a girl, Sheza felt pain in the lower abdomen and it resembled menstrual pain.

"But with boys, it's our back, our waist really feels like it's being twisted, touched," explained Sheza.

Grateful for a Smooth Delivery

Although she felt pain, Sheza Idris feels grateful to be able to give birth normally and her baby was born without any deficiencies.

"Alhamdulillah, I gave birth to a baby boy through normal delivery. Alhamdulillah, without any deficiencies, the baby is healthy and complete," Sheza added.

(Source: Liputan6.com)