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Lana Nodin strikes back at netizens: “I’ll post whatever I like”

Malaysia ― Malaysian actress Lana Nodin is in the headlines again. This time, she is back with more ranting on social media.

Lana, 41 has been suffering backlash after she declared that she is an anti-vaxxer and refuses to budge. The latest news is that Lana has stepped forward to publicly call out netizens who flocked to her Instagram page with several malicious and hateful remarks.

Lana (whose full name is Mazlina Hasan Nodin) posted a lengthy update on her Instagram Story.

She asserted that she has all the right and freedom to share any kind of content on her personal social media, as reported by Hype.my.

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Lana Nodin fires back at netizens. Picture: Instagram

“To those who were offended after watching my videos, I advise you not to watch (them) because it will inevitably cause more drama,” she wrote.

“I didn’t ask you to follow me on IG. After all, you guys even said that I’m not that popular. But still, you guys are here stalking my social media, why? It’s up to me to share anything that I like online! So, what’s the problem? You guys can’t accept the fact?” the “Cinta Ibadah” actress remarked.

Meanwhile, Lana also questioned the motive of haters who have been bashing her postings on her Instagram. She expressed, “Whenever I speak up, I don’t interrupt other people’s business on their social media pages. Now that I’m back here (in the US), why are you guys uncomfortable with my IG posts?”

“You didn’t think before placing your judgment. When I decided to share the real situation here in the States, you guys are now saying that ‘I’m a showoff?’ Netizens nowadays like to spin stories,” the celeb angrily remarked.

Born Feb 8, 1980, Mazlina Hasan Nodin, also known as Lana Nodin is a model who became an actress in 2005. She was born in Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia and became known as the Malaysian Pamela Anderson.

She is known for starring in the film Gol & Gincu (2005) and in Remp-It (2006). /TISG

 

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