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S. Pavithra Makes Her Official Modelling Debut In Pepatung Magazine

From an estate worker to a Youtuber and now a model !

                                        

Malaysia’s favourite cooking couple M.Sugu and S. Pavithra (aka SuguPavithra) have had quite an exciting weekend. First, Malaysians fiercely defended the humble duo from a TV producer’s snide jab at their RM10K appearance fee.

Then, behind-the-scenes images of Pavithra on a photoshoot quickly went viral with thousands fawning over her killer poses. Well, it looks like the wait for the final product is over as Pepatung has officially released Pavithra’s modelling pictures and needless to say, she is absolutely slaying it.

Shot by Pinography and styled by Zul Herizal with Razzi Musa’s make up skills, Pavithra strikes professional poses in some of Malaysia’s most celebrated designer pieces including Bernard Chandran and Rizman Ruzaini.

 

                                  View image on Twitter    

                                 View image on Twitter

Speaking to the Malay-language lifestyle portal, Sugu and Pavithra expressed their preference to keep their lives as private as possible and were stunned by their virality.

Pavithra even told Pepatung’s writer Alif Ashburn that the last time she got dolled up like this was at her wedding 8 years ago.

The SuguPavithra YouTube channel quickly gained popularity during the Movement Control Order (MCO) period with their clear cooking tutorials and humble approach.

Over the course of two months, their channel ballooned to 700,000 subscribers with well over 100,000 views per video.

You can view Pavithra's full interview in the link below:

https://www.pepatung.com.my/sensasi-sugu-pavithra.html

 


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