Malaysia — Malaysian rapper Bunga Isme has been active in the local showbiz for the past two years, and she excitedly shared to her fans that she is finally able to purchase her own house at the age of 21.
Bunga whose real name is Noor Ayu Fatini Mohd. Bakhari said that the condominium unit located in Hulu Langat, Selangor was bought by her as a gift to her mother, as reported by Hype.my.
“Alhamdulillah, I’m grateful to God. My dream of owning my first home has finally come true. Since I started my career, I really wanted to have my own house. This house is also a gift to my mother,” the young artiste revealed to mStar.
“In the past, we used to move around a lot because my mother and father often changed their work locations. So, the new house, which is expected to be completed in a few years, will be our permanent residence. Plus, my mom is already old. That’s why I want to have my own house where she can live with me, so I can take care of her and my family,” Bunga further added.
Bunga also shared that prior to buying the condo, she made initial preparations such as managing her finances as well as getting referrals from experts.
“Since last year, I’ve asked several people about buying a house, I’ve also searched some useful tips and infos on Google. Purchasing a house is not easy, you have to manage money well, I started saving and making deductions every month,” she said.
Speaking to Kosmo in a separate interview, Bunga also shared how her parents reacted after they received the good news.
“My parents know me as someone who likes to spend my money frivolously, but when I informed them (about purchasing a condo), they were shocked but they are also proud,” Bunga told the publication.
She continued, “Which parent won’t be proud if their child manages to buy their own assets at a young age? This is all thanks to their prayers and this little achievement is specially for my parents who raised me well.”
As revealed by the Intan Payung hitmaker herself, her new residence in Hulu Langat is estimated to cost around RM300,000 and is expected to be completed by the year 2023. /TISG