Aliff Syukri Biography: Siblings, Age, Parents, Height, Ethnicity, Net Worth, Music Videos, Songs, Children, Wife

Datuk Seri Aliff Syukri Kamarzaman, known professionally as Aliff Syukri, is a Malaysian entrepreneur, actor, and singer who gained prominence through his controversial Hari Raya music videos, including “Kelepok Raya” (2022) and “Chuk Ku Chuk Raya” (2023).

He is the founder of D’Herbs Holdings Sdn Bhd, a successful cosmetics and health product company. Still, his foray into music has sparked both attention and criticism for its bold, often provocative content.

Profile

• Full Name: Aliff Syukri bin Kamarzaman
• Stage Name: Aliff Syukri
• Born: 3, April 1987
• Age: 38 years old
• Birthplace: Jerantut, Pahang, Malaysia
• Nationality: Malaysian
• Occupation: Entrepreneur, Singer, Actor
• Height: 1.63m
• Parents: Rozita Ibrahim and Kamarzaman Yahya
• Siblings: 5
• Spouse: Shahida Kamarzaman (m. 2007)
• Children: Amirul Qayyum Syukri, Ammar Syukri, Aisyah Syukri, Adam Syukri, Ayah Syukri, and Aisy Syukri
• Relationship: Married
• Net Worth: $10 million to $20 million

Early Life and Education

Aliff Syukri bin Kamarzaman was born on April 3, 1987, in Jerantut, Pahang, Malaysia, to Rozita Ibrahim, a well-known entrepreneur, and Kamarzaman Yahya.

The fifth of six siblings, he grew up in a lively household where his mother frequently noted his playful nature. His academic journey was challenging due to dyslexia, which made learning difficult, as his mother shared in a TikTok video.

Aliff attended Taylor’s College to study English but struggled with formal education, eventually leaving to focus on entrepreneurship. His ethnicity is Malay, and he practices Islam, often incorporating his faith into his public persona and business ventures.

Career

Aliff Syukri began his career as an entrepreneur, founding D’Herbs Holdings Sdn Bhd in 2010, a company specializing in cosmetics and health supplements that grew into a multimillion-ringgit enterprise. His entry into entertainment came in 2017 with the Hari Raya song “Abang Nak Tegur,” a duet with Nur Sajat, marking his debut as a singer.

Despite mixed reviews, his music videos, often released annually for Hari Raya, gained significant traction, with “Kelepok Raya” (2022) trending at number one on YouTube in Malaysia despite criticism for its suggestive visuals.

His bold persona led him to proclaim himself Malaysia’s top male singer on the talk show Hard To Heart in 2022, a claim met with both amusement and skepticism.

Syukri’s music career has been marked by controversy, including investigations by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission for “Kelepok Raya” in 2022, which led to four charges of posting offensive material.

His 2023 release, “Chuk Ku Chuk Raya,” drew backlash for its skin-tight Baju Melayu costume, prompting an apology from his mother, Rozita Ibrahim, who acknowledged his lack of singing talent.

In 2024, he announced his retirement from music, citing relentless criticism and legal pressures, though he urged fans not to forget him and to support new talents. Beyond music, Syukri has acted in films like Badang (2018) and produced content through his TV Terlajak Laris platform, leveraging his 7 million Instagram followers for brand promotion.

Syukri’s influence persists through his business acumen and social media presence, where he remains a polarizing figure known for his flamboyant style and unapologetic confidence. His entrepreneurial success with D’Herbs, reportedly generating RM100 million annually, overshadows his music ventures, which he views as a means of entertainment to engage audiences.

His legal battles, including a 2022 lawsuit against an unnamed singer for defamation, highlight his proactive approach to protecting his reputation. Despite stepping away from music, his legacy as a provocative entertainer and savvy businessman continues to shape Malaysia’s pop culture landscape.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @aliffsyukriterlajaklaris
• Facebook Handle: Aliff Syukri

Personal Life

Aliff Syukri married Shahida Kamarzaman in 2007, and together, they have six children: Amirul Qayyum, Ammar, Aisyah, Adam, Ayah, and Aisy. Their marriage attracted public attention in 2020 when Syukri unfollowed Shahida on Instagram, sparking widespread speculation about potential marital problems, although the couple later reconciled.

Despite occasional controversies, Syukri continues to share family-centred content on social media, often highlighting moments with his children and showcasing their opulent lifestyle, including their 40,000-square-foot mansion known as the “Aliff Syukri Palace” in Kota Damansara, which has become a symbol of his success and a point of fascination among fans.

Discography

•    Abang Nak Tegur (2017, with Nur Sajat)
•    Bobo Di Mana (2018, with Lucinda Luna and Nur Sajat)
•    Cuba Bahagia (2020)
•    Kelepok Raya (2022, with Shahida)
•    Chuk Ku Chuk Raya (2023)

Net Worth

Aliff Syukri’s estimated net worth is between $10 million and USD 20 million. His primary income source is D’Herbs Holdings Sdn Bhd, a thriving cosmetics and health products empire that generates substantial revenue.

Additional earnings come from his music videos, acting roles, and social media endorsements, with his 7 million Instagram followers amplifying his brand partnerships.