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Actress Uqasha Senrose recently spoke candidly about her experience co-parenting her two-year-old daughter, Hawra Uqaira, with her estranged husband, actor Kamal Adli. In a heartfelt interview, Uqasha shared that her priority remains the well-being of their child, and she is willing to do whatever it takes to ensure a stable and loving environment for her.
The couple, who separated last year, have been navigating the challenges of raising a toddler while living apart. Uqasha admitted that it has not always been easy, but both she and Kamal have committed to putting their differences aside for the sake of their daughter. She emphasized that communication between them has improved significantly, and they now work as a team when it comes to parenting decisions.
Uqasha also touched on the emotional side of the arrangement, saying that while there are moments of sadness, she finds strength in her role as a mother. She described Hawra as a happy and energetic child who brings joy to both households. The actress expressed gratitude for the support system around her, including family and close friends, who have helped her through this transition.
When asked about the future, Uqasha said she is focused on her career and raising her daughter, with no immediate plans for reconciliation. She hopes that her story can inspire other parents in similar situations to prioritize their children's happiness above all else.
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