<p>KUALA LUMPUR: Actress Zahirah MacWilson has apologised after her social media comments about Halloween and other holidays sparked criticism.
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Actress Zahirah MacWilson apologized for social media remarks about Halloween and other holidays, deleting the post and explaining her comments were questions, not insults.
- She removed the post shortly after posting to avoid misunderstandings.
- She stated her comments stemmed from personal questions about celebrations.
- She emphasized she is learning about religion and different belief systems.
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KUALA LUMPUR: Actress Zahirah MacWilson has apologised after her social media comments about Halloween and other holidays sparked criticism.
She explained that she never meant to offend anyone or disrespect their beliefs.
The 31-year-old star—whose full name is Nur Zahirah MacWilson Zainol MacWilson—said she deleted the original post shortly after putting it up to avoid any further confusion.
"First of all, I would like to apologise if the post offended anyone. I deleted it not long after uploading it so that it would not lead to further misunderstandings," she said in an Instagram statement.
