Compiled by LIEW JIA XIAN and C. ARUNO

       CELEBRITY chef Datuk Redzuawan Ismail, famously known as Chef Wan (pic), is glad that his children are now happily married, Harian Metro reported.

       Chef Wan, who is now in Honolulu, Hawaii, shared news a

       of his son Muhammad Nazri’s third marriage in an Instagram post.

       “Congratulations to my son on his marriage. This is my son’s third and the second marriage for my daughter-in-law, Nurul.

       “They both asked for my blessings a few weeks before I left for Honolulu.

       “Since I had planned this vacation for over two years before the Covid-19 pandemic, I was unable to attend their wedding.

       “They were engaged for more than a year and this is the time for them to tie the knot,” he wrote.

       Chef Wan said he had always prayed for the well-being of his children, even paying for their wedding.

       “My children are adults now. I don’t want anything but to pray for their happiness.

       “I paid a lot of money for his wedding. Not all parents will do the same. I paid 100% for the wedding ceremony.

       “Even though this is his third marriage, the father is still generous! I told my son that in the current situation not to waste money on a banquet.

       “It’s enough to just have a wedding, attended by his siblings who represented me,” he wrote.

       Muhammad Nazri was previously married to actress Ana Dahlia, but divorced after 11 months.

       He then married Shikin Maembong who is the sister of actress Emma Maembong on Dec 5, 2014, before divorcing in June 2016.

       > Kosmo! reported that a 38-year-old man in Indonesia attacked his wife and her lover with a cleaver after he allegedly “caught” them having an affair.

       The incident, which was narrated via a video on the Instagram account @andreli_48, is said to have happened in Kutai Kartanegara, East Kalimantan.

       The man, Antok Pamuji, is a cloth trader in West Kutai but would occasionally return to his house in Bandar Tenggarong.

       He suspected that his 33-year-old wife was cheating on him because she was always on her phone and refused to show it to him when asked.

       He then pretended to go to work before doubling back to his house through the back door and hiding in the ceiling.

       After two hours of waiting, Antok was shocked to find a man known as K entering the house and having intimate relations with his wife.

       “He then went downstairs and broke the bedroom door with a meat cleaver,” said a district police chief.

       Antok slashed K who ran away naked and covered in blood due to injuries to his waist and left hand.

       The condition of his wife, who was stabbed, is still unknown. It is learnt that Antok later surrendered himself to the police.

       The above articles are compiled from the vernacular newspapers (Bahasa Malaysia, Chinese and Tamil dailies). As such, stories are grouped according to the respective language/medium. Where a paragraph begins with a >, it denotes a separate news item.