Do you think Siti Nurhaliza has lost her popularity? / myLot

Singapore

March 21, 2007 3:50am CST

Since married last year,what you think of her popularity?Do all her fans had lost interest in her or do you think she had lost her popularity due to the marriage?In my eyes,she is still the most popular singer in the era.

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4 responses

zul_psm

@zul_psm (3)

• Malaysia

19 Jul 07

normally after getting married, girl will be not so popular compared to the single time...

siti

fidey2u

@fidey2u (11)

• Malaysia

23 Sep 07

Ye ke? Rasanya siti masih lagi hebat macam dahulu. cuma yang taknya, dia dah berpunya. tapi kita tak tahu apa aktivitinya sekarang. kalau siti buat album baru...pasti hebat macam dahulu. kita tunggu dan lihat la kalau kita semua tak percaya.

siti

nurais

@nurais (2)

• Malaysia

8 Nov 07

For me siti will always be siti. It wont be any different whether she married or not. Who ever die hard fan of ct ( including me ) will always support her in what ever she do..am i rite guys??..

pclife

@pclife (246)

• Malaysia

25 Apr 07

She is not losing her popularity due to her marriage , any way it's is understanable that from now on , as she already become a wife, so she might not been so active as before . Her utmost responsibility now is for her husband , for sure ... : )

@noyida (795)

• Singapore

30 Mar 07

I notice that there are not much stories of the once Malaysia number one singer. Perhaps her popularity went down cause of her marriage. Seriously, there are other singers still very popular and in demad after marriage but not Siti Nurhaliza. Istana Budaya in KL recently organise a concert for Dato Ahmad Jais with Siti Nurhaliza as guest artist. From rumours, there not much fan of Dato Ahmad Jais who attend the concert on the day when Siti perform. It is almost full house when the guest artist is someone who is much older, married and very stable in the music industry. Perhap CT Nurhaliza had pass her regime as Malaysia no 1 singer, trading away her popularity by marrying someone who is so much older and once a married man.