Erra Fazira to tie the knot again: Wedding with Ezwan Zain set for Dec 12

The joyful announcement was shared by the Malay film primadonna earlier during the launch of the music video Cinta Abadi, which also serves as their wedding theme song.

AISYAH BASARUDDIN
By  AISYAH BASARUDDIN
02 Dec 2025 05:28pm
The wedding ceremony will take place in Shah Alam, Selangor and the lovebirds will be celebrated at a reception on Dec 13.
The wedding ceremony will take place in Shah Alam, Selangor and the lovebirds will be celebrated at a reception on Dec 13.

SHAH ALAM - Actress, singer, and well-known host Erra Fazira has announced that she will be marrying her chosen partner, Ezwan Zain, also known as ‘Mr E’, on Dec 12.

The wedding ceremony will take place in Shah Alam, Selangor and the lovebirds will be celebrated at a reception on Dec 13.

The joyful announcement was shared by the Malay film primadonna earlier during the launch of the music video Cinta Abadi, which also serves as their wedding theme song.

“Yes, InsyaAllah, we will be getting married this Dec 12. Please pray that our marriage will be blessed,” Erra said.

The marriage with Ezwan, 44, will be the third for Erra, 51, after more than 10 years of being a single mother.

Previously, Erra’s marriage to actor and KRU vocalist Datuk Yusry Abdul Halim ended with their divorce in 2006.

Erra later married businessman Engku Emran and was blessed with a daughter, Engku Aleesya, before they divorced in 2014.

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