Malaysian singer Siti Nurhaliza Tarudin announces her impending marriage to businessman Khalid Mohamed Jiwa in Kuala Lumpur July 17, 2006. [Siti, who has released 11 albums since 1996, has been voted Malaysia's top singer by MTV from 2002 to 2005 and is also popular in Indonesia and Brunei.] 

Malaysian singer Siti Nurhaliza Tarudin announces her impending marriage to businessman Khalid Mohamed Jiwa in Kuala Lumpur July 17, 2006. Siti, who has released 11 albums since 1996, has been voted Malaysia's top singer by MTV from 2002 to 2005 and is also popular in Indonesia and Brunei. REUTERS/Zainal Abd Halim (MALAYSIA) 

Malaysian singer Siti Nurhaliza Tarudin (R) announces her impending marriage to businessman Khalid Mohamed Jiwa in Kuala Lumpur July 17, 2006. Siti, who has released 11 albums since 1996, has been voted Malaysia's top singer by MTV from 2002 to 2005 and is also popular in Indonesia and Brunei. REUTERS/Zainal Abd Halim (MALAYSIA) 

Malaysia's Siti Nurhaliza performs at the Royal Albert Hall in London April 1, 2005. The concert showcased a decade of original works by the leading Malaysian singer. REUTERS/Toby Melville TM/DY 

Malaysia's Siti Nurhaliza performs at the Royal Albert Hall in London April 1, 2005. The concert showcased a decade of original works by the leading Malaysian singer. REUTERS/Toby Melville TM/CCK 

Malaysia's Siti Nurhaliza performs at the Royal Albert Hall in London April 1, 2005. The concert showcased a decade of original works by the leading Malaysian singer. REUTERS/Toby Melville TM/DY 

Malaysia's Siti Nurhaliza performs at the Royal Albert Hall in London, April 1, 2005. The concert showcased a decade of original works by the leading Malaysian singer. REUTERS/Toby Melville 

Musical artist Siti Nurhaliza of Malaysia poses for photographs after performing at the MTV Asia Aid benefit concert in Bangkok. Musical artist Siti Nurhaliza of Malaysia poses for photographs after performing at the MTV Asia Aid benefit concert in Bangkok, February 3, 2005. The concert, attended by both Asian and Western pop stars, benefits tsunami victims. REUTERS/Sukree Sukplang 

Musical artist Siti Nurhaliza of Malaysia poses for photographs after arriving to the MTV Asia Aid benefit concert in Bangkok. Musical artist Siti Nurhaliza of Malaysia poses for photographs after arriving to the MTV Asia Aid benefit concert in Bangkok, February 3, 2005. Nurhaliza performed at the concert, which benefits tsunami victims. REUTERS/Adrees Latif 

Malaysian artist Siti Nurhaliza performs during the MTV Asia Aid benefit concert in Bangkok February 3, 2005. This year's MTV Asia Aid show, which includes Asian and Western pop stars, has been organised to benefit victims of the December 26 tsunami. REUTERS/Adrees Latif AL/JJ 

Malaysian artist Siti Nurhaliza performs during the MTV Asia Aid benefit concert in Bangkok February 3, 2005. This year's MTV Asia Aid show, which includes Asian and Western pop stars, has been organised to benefit victims of the December 26 tsunami. REUTERS/Adrees Latif AL/JJ 

Malaysian singer Siti Nurhaliza performs at Malaysia Palace of Culture 'Istana Budaya' in Kuala Lumpur January 17, 2005. Malaysian artists participated in the fund raising concert of 'The Hand That Gives...' to benefit the South Asia tsunami relief effort. REUTERS/Kamarulzaman Russali KR/ACM 

Malaysian singer Siti Nurhaliza performs at Malaysia Palace of Culture 'Istana Budaya' in Kuala Lumpur January 17, 2005. Malaysian artists participated in the fund raising concert of 'The Hand That Gives...' to benefit the South Asia tsunami relief effort. REUTERS/Kamarulzaman Russali KR/ACM 

MALAYSIAN SINGER SITI NURHALIZA POSES WITH HER FAVOURITE MALAYSIAN ARTIST TROPHY AT THE MTV ASIA AWARDS IN SINGAPORE. Malaysian singer Siti Nurhaliza poses with her favourite Malaysian artist trophy at the MTV Asia Awards in Singapore February 14, 2004. The Awards, in its third year, honours regional and international stars. REUTERS/Thomas White PP04020075 

Gareth Gates of Britain (L) performs with Malaysia's Siti Nurhaliza at the MTV Asia Awards in Singapore February 14, 2004. Nineteen awards will be handed out at the third MTV Asia Awards on Saturday, which honours regional and international stars. REUTERS/David Loh PP04020075 DL/FA 

A*Mei of Taiwan celebrates winning the favourite Taiwanese artiste award as Malaysia's Siti Nurhaliza looks on at the MTV Asia Awards in Singapore February 14, 2004. Nineteen awards will be handed out at the third MTV Asia awards on Saturday, which honours regional and international stars. REUTERS/David Loh PP04020075 DL/FA 

Malaysian singer Siti Nurhaliza waves after accepting her award for
favourite Malaysian music artist during the MTV Asia Awards in
Singapore February 2, 2002. The first-ever awards pay tribute to the
region's favourite singers, bands, actors and fashion designers.
REUTERS/Jonathan Drake

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MALAYSIAN SINGER SITI HURHALIZA HOLDS HER AWARD FOR FAVOURITE MALAYSIAN
MUSIC ARTIST DURING THE MTV ASIA AWARDS.


Malaysian singer Siti Nurhaliza poses with her award for favourite
music artist-Malaysia during the MTV Asia Awards in Singapore February
2, 2002. The MTV Asia Award pays tribute to the region's favourite
singers, bands, actors and fashion designers at its first award show on
Saturday in Singapore. REUTERS/David Loh 

MALAYSIAN SINGER, SITI NURHALIZA SINGS DURING THE LAUNCHING OF FIRST FULLY MALAYSIAN-DESIGNED CAR "PROTON WAJA" IN KUALA LUMPUR.


Malaysian singer, Siti Nurhaliza performs during the launching of the first fully Malaysian-designed car "Proton Waja" in Kuala Lumpur May 8. The four-door sedan comes with an engine of 1.6 or 1.8 litres and is expected to cost between RM60,000 and RM80,000 ($16,000 and $21,000). 

FILE PHOTO 30AUG99 - Top Malaysian singer Siti Nurhaliza, seen in this August 30 photo as she performed during independence day celebrations in Kuala Lumpur August 30, raised heckles by comments which appeared to support [Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad]. Just before she sang in front of a stadium capacity crowd of 100,000, the singer told Malaysians to be wary of "foreign elements" and stay united. 

FILE PHOTO 30AUG99 - Top Malaysian singer Siti Nurhaliza, seen in this August 30 photo as she performed during independence day celebrations in Kuala Lumpur August 30, raised heckles by comments which appeared to support Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad. Just before she sang in front of a stadium capacity crowd of 100,000, the singer told Malaysians to be wary of "foreign elements" and stay united.

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