Sham Idrees introduces daughter from a previous marriage

10-year-old Dua Idrees has made her own debut as a content creator


Entertainment Desk October 01, 2020

Pakistani-Candian YouTuber Sham Idrees and his wife, fellow content creator Froggy ( real name Sehar) welcomed a baby girl named Sierra Idrees earlier this year. The couple was quick to make an Instagram account in their daughter's name that already has 125k followers. More recently, Sham in a Vlog introduced fans to his other daughter, Dua from a previous marriage on the latter's 10th birthday.

In the video, Sham revealed that back in 2010 before he had started his YouTube career, he was in a short-lived marriage. " I'm gonna take you back to 2010. I was 19 or 20 years of age fairly young. I didn't know what I was doing but I decided to get married. Of course, it didn't work out. Within a few months, we decided to end it and go our separate ways. However, a few months after that, I found out I was having a baby. On September 10th, 2010 I had a baby girl," he said.

Adding on, Sham elaborated on why he kept Dua away from social media up until now. " When I started vlogging my daughter was six years old and I had to make a decision if I keep her on social media or take her completely off. Now we celebrated her 10th birthday. I know 10 is still fairly young but I gave her the option and asked her if she wants to be a part of this industry and she is very excited," he said.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Dua has since then started her own YouTube channel and public account on Instagram, with over 30k followers on both platforms. On her YouTube channel, she released a Vlog about her 10th birthday titled, Meet My Dad. Aside from that, she is now regular on Sham's Vlogs alongside both Froggy and Sierra.

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