Shahmira Muhammad (born 12 September 1984) or better known as Shuib Sepah is a comedian, actress, host, singer, radio presenter and entrepreneur Malaysian.[1] He is a member of the group Sepahtu who has become the champion of the reality show Raja Lawak season 3 in 2009 and also Maharaja Lawak in 2011.
Shuib was born on 12 September 1984 in Johor Bahru, Johor and raised in Kuala Kurau, Perak. He is the only child of Muhammad Arshad and Salamiah Jalani. After completing Form 5 and obtaining his Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM), Shuib worked in a manufacturing company that produced electronic products, tissues and wood and earned an income of RM1,200 per month.[2]
Career
Shuib began his comedy career as one of the participants in the third season of Raja Lawak with his former group, Sepah which also included Jep and Mamat, where they were crowned champions. However, Sepah was disbanded, Shuib and Jep withdrew from Sepah. Shuib and Jep then formed a new group called Sepahtu.
Shuib's radio career began in 2015 when he, along with Jep and Rahim R2, became a radio presenter on Sinar through the Sepahtu Sinar segment. However, he resigned from Sinar after only 2 years of service.[3][4]
Apart from his entertainment career, Shuib is involved in the field of business when he, his wife, Siti Sarah and their partners established a honey-based milk tea chain, Bubblebee which began operations in 2019, where he and his wife serve as board members.[5]
He is also talented in music, performing a duet with his wife, through the song "Semakin Benci Semakin Cinta" by Ajai, which was released in June 2021.[6]
He is currently in indefinite retirement from the entertainment world following the death of his wife.
Personal life
He married singer Siti Sarah on 26 February 2011.[7] The couple is blessed with four children. On 26 February 2017, Shuib and Siti Sarah were together in conjunction with their 6th wedding anniversary.[8] Siti Sarah, however, died on 9 August 2021 due to COVID-19 infection at HUKM.
On 23 June 2023, Shuib successfully married Watie Hanifiah for the second time. The couple was married by the bride's brother, Qadhaffi Hanifiah, at Putra Glass House, Putra Heights and witnessed by the Assistant Registrar of Marriages of the Hidayatul Muttaqin Mosque, Kampung Bukit Lanchong, Mr. Zubairi Ghazal.[10]
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