Age is certainly just a number for Malaysian great-grandmother Rokiah Samat who married a man 34 years her junior last year. Housewife Madam Rokiah, 62, decided to tie the knot with Mr Mohammad Amin Jundail, 27, after knowing him for about a year. “Even though...
So he decided to travel from his hometown of Semporna in eastern Sabah to meet her. Madam Rokiah lives in the Pasir Puteh district of the east coast state of Kelantan.
“I do not like to live with my children, I am more comfortable living on my own. But at the same time, I need a life partner, and that is why I remarried. Despite their vast age difference, the couple was thankful that their families accepted their union, with Mr Amin saying that God had destined him to marry Madam Rokiah.“She completes me. I am thankful I have a wife who is caring and perfect in my eyes in every way. My wife is also a good cook. I love her fishhead curry,” said Mr Amin.
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