Ziana Zain Biography: Net Worth, Age, Husband, Height, Children, Movies & Songs

Siti Roziana Zain, professionally known as Ziana Zain, is a Malaysian pop singer, songwriter, actress, and entrepreneur who rose to prominence in the early 1990s with her breakthrough single “Madah Berhelah” and subsequent hits like “Terlerai Kasih” and “Puncak Kasih.”

Crowned Voice of Asia at the 1995 international song festival in Kazakhstan, she has sold hundreds of thousands of albums, earned multiple Anugerah Industri Muzik awards, and diversified into acting with roles in films such as Sembilu and Magika, while also launching her own perfume line and serving as a long-term brand ambassador for products like VONO Mattress.

Profile

• Full Name: Siti Roziana binti Zain
• Stage Name: Ziana Zain
• Born: 2 May, 1968
• Age: 57 years old
• Birthplace: Merlimau, Malacca, Malaysia
• Nationality: Malaysian
• Occupation: Singer, Songwriter, Actress, Entrepreneur
• Height: 1.70m
• Parents: Zin Abdullah, and Robiah Abdul
• Siblings: Anuar Zain
• Spouse: Armin Zaharin (m. 1998–2018)
• Children: Siti Nur Kaseh binti Armin Zaharin, Muhammad Aiman bin Armin Zaharin, Muhammad Amar bin Armin Zaharin, Muhammad Airil bin Armin Zaharin
• Relationship: Married
• Net Worth: $3 million

Early Life and Education

Siti Roziana binti Zain was born on May 2, 1968, in Merlimau, Malacca, Malaysia.

She grew up as the eldest of five siblings to Zin Abdullah and Robiah Abdul, with her younger brother Anuar Zain later following her into the music industry.

Raised in a modest family environment that instilled resilience and a strong work ethic, she attended Shah Alam Primary School and Sultan Abdul Aziz Secondary School, completing her SPM (Malaysian Certificate of Education) before entering the workforce.

Her ethnicity is Malay, and her religious beliefs are Islam.

Career

Ziana Zain launched her professional journey after years of odd jobs, signing with BMG Asia Pacific in 1990 following a talent search that highlighted her powerful voice and charisma.

Her debut album, Madah Berhelah, dropped that same year and quickly became a sensation, with the title track topping charts and earning her the Best New Artist award at the Anugerah Industri Muzik.

Early hits like “Lelaki Ini” followed, blending pop with emotional ballads that resonated deeply with Malaysian audiences, while her modeling gigs and flight attendant role at Malaysia Airlines honed her poise and public appeal.

This foundation propelled her to national stardom, marked by sold-out concerts and a growing fanbase across Southeast Asia.

Ziana’s momentum built through the mid-1990s with albums like her self-titled 1993 release, which sold over 85,000 copies and featured the multilingual track “Chitose Bashi,” alongside Ratu (1994) and Puncak Kasih (1995), the latter coinciding with her Voice of Asia win that expanded her reach internationally.

She ventured into acting at the invitation of director Dato’ Yusof Haslam, debuting in Sembilu (1994) opposite Erra Fazira, which showcased her dramatic range and led to roles in Merah (1996).

Her fifth album, another self-titled effort in 1999, marked a creative peak before a brief hiatus, during which she married and focused on family, yet her influence persisted through endorsements and compilations.

Ziana Zain reemerged in 2008 with the mini-album Dingin, nominated for Best Pop Song at the Anugerah Industri Muzik and performed at Anugerah Juara Lagu, signaling a thoughtful return to music that balanced maturity with her signature intensity.

She starred in the fantasy film Magika (2010), earning praise for her layered performance as a mystical figure, and launched her perfume “Truly” in 2005 as Malaysia’s first celebrity scent.

Collaborations, such as the 2022 concert with Anuar Zain, and judging stints on reality shows like Calpis Soda One In A Million underscore her mentorship role, while her solo concert I Am Ziana Zain in 2014 at Malacca International Trade Centre celebrated her roots and longevity in an industry she helped define.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @zianazainofficial
• Facebook Handle: Ziana Zain
• Twitter Handle: @iamZianaZain

Personal Life

Ziana Zain married her longtime partner, Armin Zaharin Ahmad Zambri Armin, a former chief flight attendant at Malaysia Airlines whom she met during her time there, on May 9, 1998, in a union that has endured for over two decades.

They have four children together: three sons—Muhammad Aiman, Muhammad Ammar, Muhammad Ariel (a twin), and a daughter, Siti Nur Kaseh, who is also a twin.

Since then, Ziana has been a single mother to their children.

Filmography

• Sembilu (1994)
• Merah (1996)
• Magika (2010)

Discography

• Madah Berhelah (1990)
• Ziana Zain (1993)
• Ratu (1994)
• Puncak Kasih (1995)
• Ziana Zain (1999)
• Dingin (2008)

Net Worth

Ziana Zain has an estimated net worth of $3 million.

Her financial foundation rests on decades of music sales and royalties from landmark albums, bolstered by acting credits in films and television, alongside lucrative long-term endorsements for brands like Slimworld Beauty House and VONO Mattress, plus entrepreneurial successes such as her “Truly” perfume line.