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	===Education===		===Education===
	Munah went to Temasek Secondary School where she advanced to Secondary 5 and topped her cohort for the 'N' and 'O'-level examinations. She furthered her studies at Temasek Polytechnic where she was on the Dean's List and graduated with a diploma in Communications and Media Management.<ref>Thomas, Eliza. "[https://www.todayonline.com/blogs/poparazzi/talkingandtalking-interview-munah-hirzi Talking - and talking - with Munah & Hirzi]". ''Today.'' November 23, 2013. Accessed on 19 November 2019.</ref> Munah was offered a scholarship to National Technological University (NTU). However, she opted to enter National University Singapore where she graduated with a double degree in Communications and Theatre Studies. In a 2013 interview with ''Today'', Munah voiced her interest to pursue a Masters degree.<ref>Thomas, Eliza. "[https://www.todayonline.com/blogs/poparazzi/talkingandtalking-interview-munah-hirzi Talking - and talking - with Munah & Hirzi]". ''Today.'' November 23, 2013. Accessed on 19 November 2019.</ref>		Munah went to Temasek Secondary School where she advanced to Secondary 5 and topped her cohort for the 'N' and 'O'-level examinations. She furthered her studies at Temasek Polytechnic where she was on the Dean's List and graduated with a diploma in Communications and Media Management.<ref>Thomas, Eliza. "[https://www.todayonline.com/blogs/poparazzi/talkingandtalking-interview-munah-hirzi Talking - and talking - with Munah & Hirzi]". ''Today.'' November 23, 2013. Accessed on 19 November 2019.</ref> Munah was offered a scholarship to National Technological University (NTU). However, she opted to enter National University Singapore where she graduated with a double degree in Communications and Theatre Studies. In a 2013 interview with ''Today'', Munah voiced her interest to pursue a Masters degree.<ref>Thomas, Eliza. "[https://www.todayonline.com/blogs/poparazzi/talkingandtalking-interview-munah-hirzi Talking - and talking - with Munah & Hirzi]". ''Today.'' November 23, 2013. Accessed on 19 November 2019.</ref>
	~~==Background==~~		==Munah [[Hirzi Zulkiflie\|Hirzi]] Official==
	===Munah [[Hirzi Zulkiflie\|Hirzi]] Official ~~(2009 - 2018)=~~==
	[[File:Munah Hirzi YouTube.jpg\|thumb\|''Munah (left) and Hirzi (right) in character during one of their early YouTube videos.'']]		[[File:Munah Hirzi YouTube.jpg\|thumb\|''Munah (left) and Hirzi (right) in character during one of their early YouTube videos.'']]
	Munah and [[Hirzi Zulkiflie\|Hirzi]] met each other while pursuing Communications and Media Management diplomas at Temasek Polytechnic.<ref>Yip, Wai Yee. “YouTube comedic duo Munah Bagharib, Hirzi Zulkiflie end their run with show at Capitol Theatre”. ''The Straits Times''. January 8, 2016. Accessed on 30 January 2019. Retrieved from: https://www.straitstimes.com/lifestyle/entertainment/makcik-and-minah-say-goodbye</ref> The first series of videos uploaded onto their YouTube channel, [https://www.youtube.com/user/MunahHirziOfficial?gl=SG&hl=en-GB MunahHirziOfficial] titled '10 Dares' was inspired by the French movie ''Love Me If You Dare''. Initially, the series was just meant to be shared between their circle of friends. However, they had unintentionally managed to garner a much wider audience. Soon, they were uploading videos regularly and growing a fanbase online.<ref>Thomas, Eliza. “Talking - and talking - with Munah & Hirzi”. ''TodayOnline''. November 22, 2013. Accessed on 30 January 2019. Retrieved from: https://www.todayonline.com/blogs/poparazzi/talkingandtalking-interview-munah-hirzi</ref> Some of their most popular uploads include ‘Single Ladies Parody (Asian Beyonce)’ and ‘MINAHCONDA (Anaconda Parody Singapore)’.		Munah and [[Hirzi Zulkiflie\|Hirzi]] met each other while pursuing Communications and Media Management diplomas at Temasek Polytechnic.<ref>Yip, Wai Yee. “YouTube comedic duo Munah Bagharib, Hirzi Zulkiflie end their run with show at Capitol Theatre”. ''The Straits Times''. January 8, 2016. Accessed on 30 January 2019. Retrieved from: https://www.straitstimes.com/lifestyle/entertainment/makcik-and-minah-say-goodbye</ref> The first series of videos uploaded onto their YouTube channel, [https://www.youtube.com/user/MunahHirziOfficial?gl=SG&hl=en-GB MunahHirziOfficial] titled '10 Dares' was inspired by the French movie ''Love Me If You Dare''. Initially, the series was just meant to be shared between their circle of friends. However, they had unintentionally managed to garner a much wider audience. Soon, they were uploading videos regularly and growing a fanbase online.<ref>Thomas, Eliza. “Talking - and talking - with Munah & Hirzi”. ''TodayOnline''. November 22, 2013. Accessed on 30 January 2019. Retrieved from: https://www.todayonline.com/blogs/poparazzi/talkingandtalking-interview-munah-hirzi</ref> Some of their most popular uploads include ‘Single Ladies Parody (Asian Beyonce)’ and ‘MINAHCONDA (Anaconda Parody Singapore)’.
	===''Munah & Hirzi: Action!'' (2012)===		===''Munah & Hirzi Live: Curtain Call'' (2018)===
			[[File:Munah Hirzi Live Curtail Call.jpg\|thumb\|''Promotional poster for Munah & Hirzi Live: Curtain Call (2018) at Capitol Theatre.'']]Munah and Hirzi commemorated their plans to go their separate ways with their very own show at Singapore’s Capitol Theatre. The show was their final farewell as a pair to their fans. It featured notable characters from their YouTube channel such ''SyaSya'' the minah and ''Syah'' the policeman, on top of special appearances from dance crew ''The Limited Edition Crew'' and other YouTube personalities such as [[Dee Kosh (Darryl Koshy)\|Dee Kosh]] and [[Preetipls (Preeti Nair)\|Preetipls]].<ref>“MUNAH & HIRZI LIVE: CURTAIN CALL”. ''Peatix''. Accessed on 30 January 2019. Retrieved from: https://mho10.peatix.com/</ref> In a 2018 interview with CLEO Singapore, the duo explained that they separated to explore themselves as individual artists.<ref>Hong, Sophie. “‘It’s A Race To See Who Becomes Beyonce” - Munah And Hirzi. ''CLEO''. January 28, 2018. Accessed on 30 January 2019. Retrieved from: https://www.cleo.com.sg/entertain-me/munah-and-hirzi-beyonce/</ref>
			===Television - ''Munah & Hirzi: Action!'' (2012)===
	Munah Hirzi had their own television show on Singapore’s Malay-language channel, Suria. The drama series was roughly based on their actual journey in the entertainment scene and featured the duo experiencing different things like going on radio and followed their lives as they grew in popularity. The show lasted for one season.<ref>Kyle Malinda-White. “Munah & Hirzi Are Moving Over To The Television Screen And They’re Ecstatic”. ''PopSpoken''. October 16, 2012. Accessed on 30 January 2019. Retrieved from: http://popspoken.com/arts/2012/10/munah-hirzi-are-moving-over-to-the-television-screen-and-theyre-ecstatic</ref>		Munah Hirzi had their own television show on Singapore’s Malay-language channel, Suria. The drama series was roughly based on their actual journey in the entertainment scene and featured the duo experiencing different things like going on radio and followed their lives as they grew in popularity. The show lasted for one season.<ref>Kyle Malinda-White. “Munah & Hirzi Are Moving Over To The Television Screen And They’re Ecstatic”. ''PopSpoken''. October 16, 2012. Accessed on 30 January 2019. Retrieved from: http://popspoken.com/arts/2012/10/munah-hirzi-are-moving-over-to-the-television-screen-and-theyre-ecstatic</ref>
	===''Happy Ever Laughter'' (2012)===		===Comedy show - ''Happy Ever Laughter'' (2012)===
	In 2012, Munah and Hirzi performed at Singapore's Esplanade Theatre alongside veterans of the local entertainment scene like Gurmit Singh, Michelle Chong and Kumar. Inspired by comedy nights overseas, 'Happy Ever Laughter' is an annual comedy show that features Singapore’s top comedians.<ref>Tan, Corrie. “A night of Laughter”. The Straits Times. June 5, 2012. Accessed on 30 January 2019. Retrieved from: http://newshub.nus.edu.sg/news/1206/PDF/NIGHT-st-5jun-pC2.pdf</ref> Munah and Hirzi performed in the very first iteration of the show in 2012.		In 2012, Munah and Hirzi performed at Singapore's Esplanade Theatre alongside veterans of the local entertainment scene like Gurmit Singh, Michelle Chong and Kumar. Inspired by comedy nights overseas, 'Happy Ever Laughter' is an annual comedy show that features Singapore’s top comedians.<ref>Tan, Corrie. “A night of Laughter”. The Straits Times. June 5, 2012. Accessed on 30 January 2019. Retrieved from: http://newshub.nus.edu.sg/news/1206/PDF/NIGHT-st-5jun-pC2.pdf</ref> Munah and Hirzi performed in the very first iteration of the show in 2012.
	~~===''Munah & Hirzi Live: Curtain Call'' (2018)===~~
	[[File:Munah Hirzi Live Curtail Call.jpg\|thumb\|''Promotional poster for Munah & Hirzi Live: Curtain Call (2018) at Capitol Theatre.'']]Munah and Hirzi commemorated their plans to go their separate ways with their very own show at Singapore’s Capitol Theatre. The show was their final farewell as a pair to their fans. It featured notable characters from their YouTube channel such ''SyaSya'' the minah and ''Syah'' the policeman, on top of special appearances from dance crew ''The Limited Edition Crew'' and other YouTube personalities such as [[Dee Kosh (Darryl Koshy)\|Dee Kosh]] and [[Preetipls (Preeti Nair)\|Preetipls]].<ref>“MUNAH & HIRZI LIVE: CURTAIN CALL”. ''Peatix''. Accessed on 30 January 2019. Retrieved from: https://mho10.peatix.com/</ref> In a 2018 interview with CLEO Singapore, the duo explained that they separated to explore themselves as individual artists.<ref>Hong, Sophie. “‘It’s A Race To See Who Becomes Beyonce” - Munah And Hirzi. ''CLEO''. January 28, 2018. Accessed on 30 January 2019. Retrieved from: https://www.cleo.com.sg/entertain-me/munah-and-hirzi-beyonce/</ref>

	==Career highlights==		==Career highlights==
	[[File:Celebrity car wars Munah.jpg\|thumb\|''Munah (third from right) in Celebrity Car Wars Season 3, a TV show aired on the History Channel.'']]		[[File:Celebrity car wars Munah.jpg\|thumb\|''Munah (third from right) in Celebrity Car Wars Season 3, a TV show aired on the History Channel.'']]

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	===Munah [[Hirzi Zulkiflie\|Hirzi]] Official (2009 - 2018)===		===Munah [[Hirzi Zulkiflie\|Hirzi]] Official (2009 - 2018)===
	[[File:Munah Hirzi YouTube.jpg\|thumb\|''Munah (left) and Hirzi (right) in character during one of their early YouTube videos.'']]		[[File:Munah Hirzi YouTube.jpg\|thumb\|''Munah (left) and Hirzi (right) in character during one of their early YouTube videos.'']]
	Munah and [[Hirzi Zulkiflie\|Hirzi]] met each other while pursuing Communications and Media Management diplomas at Temasek Polytechnic.<ref>Yip, Wai Yee. “YouTube comedic duo Munah Bagharib, Hirzi Zulkiflie end their run with show at Capitol Theatre”. ''The Straits Times''. January 8, 2016. Accessed on 30 January 2019. Retrieved from: https://www.straitstimes.com/lifestyle/entertainment/makcik-and-minah-say-goodbye</ref> The first series of videos uploaded onto their YouTube channel, [https://www.youtube.com/user/MunahHirziOfficial?gl=SG&hl=en-GB MunahHirziOfficial] titled '10 Dares' was inspired by the French movie ''Love Me If You Dare''. Initially, the series was just meant to be shared between their circle of friends. However, they had unintentionally managed to garner a much wider audience. Soon, they were uploading videos regularly and growing a fanbase online.<ref>Thomas, Eliza. “Talking - and talking - with Munah & Hirzi”. ''TodayOnline''. November 22, 2013. Accessed on 30 January 2019. Retrieved from: https://www.todayonline.com/blogs/poparazzi/talkingandtalking-interview-munah-hirzi</ref> Some of their most popular uploads include ~~‘[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SD0p-vC2Sqs Single~~ Ladies Parody (Asian Beyonce)]’ and ~~‘[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JrbxgTRMjg MINAHCONDA~~ (Anaconda Parody Singapore)]’.		Munah and [[Hirzi Zulkiflie\|Hirzi]] met each other while pursuing Communications and Media Management diplomas at Temasek Polytechnic.<ref>Yip, Wai Yee. “YouTube comedic duo Munah Bagharib, Hirzi Zulkiflie end their run with show at Capitol Theatre”. ''The Straits Times''. January 8, 2016. Accessed on 30 January 2019. Retrieved from: https://www.straitstimes.com/lifestyle/entertainment/makcik-and-minah-say-goodbye</ref> The first series of videos uploaded onto their YouTube channel, [https://www.youtube.com/user/MunahHirziOfficial?gl=SG&hl=en-GB MunahHirziOfficial] titled '10 Dares' was inspired by the French movie ''Love Me If You Dare''. Initially, the series was just meant to be shared between their circle of friends. However, they had unintentionally managed to garner a much wider audience. Soon, they were uploading videos regularly and growing a fanbase online.<ref>Thomas, Eliza. “Talking - and talking - with Munah & Hirzi”. ''TodayOnline''. November 22, 2013. Accessed on 30 January 2019. Retrieved from: https://www.todayonline.com/blogs/poparazzi/talkingandtalking-interview-munah-hirzi</ref> Some of their most popular uploads include ‘Single Ladies Parody (Asian Beyonce)’ and ‘MINAHCONDA (Anaconda Parody Singapore)’.
	===''Munah & Hirzi: Action!'' (2012)===		===''Munah & Hirzi: Action!'' (2012)===
	Munah Hirzi had their own television show on Singapore’s Malay-language channel, Suria. The drama series was roughly based on their actual journey in the entertainment scene and featured the duo experiencing different things like going on radio and followed their lives as they grew in popularity. The show lasted for one season.<ref>Kyle Malinda-White. “Munah & Hirzi Are Moving Over To The Television Screen And They’re Ecstatic”. ''PopSpoken''. October 16, 2012. Accessed on 30 January 2019. Retrieved from: http://popspoken.com/arts/2012/10/munah-hirzi-are-moving-over-to-the-television-screen-and-theyre-ecstatic</ref>		Munah Hirzi had their own television show on Singapore’s Malay-language channel, Suria. The drama series was roughly based on their actual journey in the entertainment scene and featured the duo experiencing different things like going on radio and followed their lives as they grew in popularity. The show lasted for one season.<ref>Kyle Malinda-White. “Munah & Hirzi Are Moving Over To The Television Screen And They’re Ecstatic”. ''PopSpoken''. October 16, 2012. Accessed on 30 January 2019. Retrieved from: http://popspoken.com/arts/2012/10/munah-hirzi-are-moving-over-to-the-television-screen-and-theyre-ecstatic</ref>

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	===Munah [[Hirzi Zulkiflie\|Hirzi]] Official (2009 - 2018)===		===Munah [[Hirzi Zulkiflie\|Hirzi]] Official (2009 - 2018)===
	[[File:Munah Hirzi YouTube.jpg\|thumb\|''Munah (left) and Hirzi (right) in character during one of their early YouTube videos.'']]		[[File:Munah Hirzi YouTube.jpg\|thumb\|''Munah (left) and Hirzi (right) in character during one of their early YouTube videos.'']]
	Munah and [[Hirzi Zulkiflie\|Hirzi]] met each other while pursuing Communications and Media Management diplomas at Temasek Polytechnic.<ref>Yip, Wai Yee. “YouTube comedic duo Munah Bagharib, Hirzi Zulkiflie end their run with show at Capitol Theatre”. ''The Straits Times''. January 8, 2016. Accessed on 30 January 2019. Retrieved from: https://www.straitstimes.com/lifestyle/entertainment/makcik-and-minah-say-goodbye</ref> The first series of videos uploaded onto their YouTube channel ~~MunahHirziOfficial (~~[https://www.youtube.com/user/MunahHirziOfficial?gl=SG&hl=en-GB ~~YouTube channel~~]) titled '10 Dares' was inspired by the French movie ''Love Me If You Dare''~~. The movie revolved around a couple who consistently dared each other, which spurred the duo to film videos of themselves doing ridiculous things that they had already been doing offline~~. Initially, the series was just meant to be shared between their circle of friends. However, they had unintentionally managed to garner a much wider audience. Soon, they were uploading videos regularly and growing a fanbase online.<ref>Thomas, Eliza. “Talking - and talking - with Munah & Hirzi”. ''TodayOnline''. November 22, 2013. Accessed on 30 January 2019. Retrieved from: https://www.todayonline.com/blogs/poparazzi/talkingandtalking-interview-munah-hirzi</ref>		Munah and [[Hirzi Zulkiflie\|Hirzi]] met each other while pursuing Communications and Media Management diplomas at Temasek Polytechnic.<ref>Yip, Wai Yee. “YouTube comedic duo Munah Bagharib, Hirzi Zulkiflie end their run with show at Capitol Theatre”. ''The Straits Times''. January 8, 2016. Accessed on 30 January 2019. Retrieved from: https://www.straitstimes.com/lifestyle/entertainment/makcik-and-minah-say-goodbye</ref> The first series of videos uploaded onto their YouTube channel, [https://www.youtube.com/user/MunahHirziOfficial?gl=SG&hl=en-GB MunahHirziOfficial] titled '10 Dares' was inspired by the French movie ''Love Me If You Dare''. Initially, the series was just meant to be shared between their circle of friends. However, they had unintentionally managed to garner a much wider audience. Soon, they were uploading videos regularly and growing a fanbase online.<ref>Thomas, Eliza. “Talking - and talking - with Munah & Hirzi”. ''TodayOnline''. November 22, 2013. Accessed on 30 January 2019. Retrieved from: https://www.todayonline.com/blogs/poparazzi/talkingandtalking-interview-munah-hirzi</ref> Some of their most popular uploads include ‘[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SD0p-vC2Sqs Single Ladies Parody (Asian Beyonce)]’ and ‘[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JrbxgTRMjg MINAHCONDA (Anaconda Parody Singapore)]’.


	Some of their most popular uploads include ~~‘Single Ladies Parody (Asian Beyonce)’ (~~[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SD0p-vC2Sqs ~~YouTube video]) with over 700,000 views and ‘MINAHCONDA~~ (~~Anaconda Parody Singapore~~)’ ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JrbxgTRMjg ~~YouTube video~~]~~) with over 900,000 views. Their parodies of well-known songs feature lyrics that are relatable to Singaporeans and Singapore culture.<ref>“MunahHirziOfficial”~~. ~~''SocialBlade''. Accessed on 30 January 2019. Retrieved from: https://socialblade.com/youtube/user/munahhirziofficial</ref>~~

	===''Munah & Hirzi: Action!'' (2012)===		===''Munah & Hirzi: Action!'' (2012)===
	Munah Hirzi had their own television show on Singapore’s Malay-language channel, Suria. The drama series was roughly based on their actual journey in the entertainment scene and featured the duo experiencing different things like going on radio and followed their lives as they grew in popularity. The show lasted for one season.<ref>Kyle Malinda-White. “Munah & Hirzi Are Moving Over To The Television Screen And They’re Ecstatic”. ''PopSpoken''. October 16, 2012. Accessed on 30 January 2019. Retrieved from: http://popspoken.com/arts/2012/10/munah-hirzi-are-moving-over-to-the-television-screen-and-theyre-ecstatic</ref>		Munah Hirzi had their own television show on Singapore’s Malay-language channel, Suria. The drama series was roughly based on their actual journey in the entertainment scene and featured the duo experiencing different things like going on radio and followed their lives as they grew in popularity. The show lasted for one season.<ref>Kyle Malinda-White. “Munah & Hirzi Are Moving Over To The Television Screen And They’re Ecstatic”. ''PopSpoken''. October 16, 2012. Accessed on 30 January 2019. Retrieved from: http://popspoken.com/arts/2012/10/munah-hirzi-are-moving-over-to-the-television-screen-and-theyre-ecstatic</ref>

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	===Education===		===Education===
	Munah went to Temasek Secondary School where she advanced to Secondary 5 and topped her cohort for the 'N' and 'O'-level examinations. She furthered her studies at Temasek Polytechnic where she was on the Dean's List and graduated with a diploma in Communications and Media Management.<ref>Thomas, Eliza. "[https://www.todayonline.com/blogs/poparazzi/talkingandtalking-interview-munah-hirzi Talking - and talking - with Munah & Hirzi]". ''Today.'' November 23, 2013. Accessed on 19 November 2019.</ref>		Munah went to Temasek Secondary School where she advanced to Secondary 5 and topped her cohort for the 'N' and 'O'-level examinations. She furthered her studies at Temasek Polytechnic where she was on the Dean's List and graduated with a diploma in Communications and Media Management.<ref>Thomas, Eliza. "[https://www.todayonline.com/blogs/poparazzi/talkingandtalking-interview-munah-hirzi Talking - and talking - with Munah & Hirzi]". ''Today.'' November 23, 2013. Accessed on 19 November 2019.</ref> Munah was offered a scholarship to National Technological University (NTU). However, she opted to enter National University Singapore where she graduated with a double degree in Communications and Theatre Studies. In a 2013 interview with ''Today'', Munah voiced her interest to pursue a Masters degree.<ref>Thomas, Eliza. "[https://www.todayonline.com/blogs/poparazzi/talkingandtalking-interview-munah-hirzi Talking - and talking - with Munah & Hirzi]". ''Today.'' November 23, 2013. Accessed on 19 November 2019.</ref>


	~~At the university level,~~ Munah was offered a scholarship to National Technological University (NTU). However, she opted to enter National University Singapore where she graduated with a double degree in Communications and Theatre Studies. In a 2013 interview with ''Today'', Munah voiced her interest to pursue a Masters degree.<ref>Thomas, Eliza. "[https://www.todayonline.com/blogs/poparazzi/talkingandtalking-interview-munah-hirzi Talking - and talking - with Munah & Hirzi]". ''Today.'' November 23, 2013. Accessed on 19 November 2019.</ref>

	==Background==		==Background==
	===Munah [[Hirzi Zulkiflie\|Hirzi]] Official (2009 - 2018)===		===Munah [[Hirzi Zulkiflie\|Hirzi]] Official (2009 - 2018)===

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	Munah Bagharib (born on 29 November 1987 as Maimunah Bagharib) is a Singaporean host and actress. She came to be known as one half of [[Munah Hirzi]], a Singaporean duo who rose to fame on YouTube. In early 2018, the duo announced their retirement from the YouTube scene. Since then, Munah has pursued an acting career on Singapore television as well as in theatre productions. As of ~~November 2019~~, ~~her Instagram profile (~~[https://www.instagram.com/munahbagharib/?hl=en Instagram]~~) has more than 78,000 followers~~.		Munah Bagharib (born on 29 November 1987 as Maimunah Bagharib) is a Singaporean host and actress. She came to be known as one half of [[Munah Hirzi]], a Singaporean duo who rose to fame on YouTube. In early 2018, the duo announced their retirement from the YouTube scene. Since then, Munah has pursued an acting career on Singapore television as well as in theatre productions. As of July 2020, she has more than 80,000 followers on [https://www.instagram.com/munahbagharib/?hl=en Instagram].

	==Personal life==		==Personal life==

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	\| image = Munah Bagharib.jpg		\| image = Munah Bagharib.jpg
	\| birth_date = 29 November 1987		\| birth_date = 29 November 1987
	\| education = ~~Diploma in~~ Communications and Media ~~Management, Double Degree in Communications and Theatre Studies~~		\| education = Bachelor of Arts (Theatre Studies), Bachelor of Arts (Communications and New Media)
	\| alma mater = ~~Temasek Secondary School, Temasek Polytechnic,~~ National University of Singapore ~~(NUS)~~		\| alma mater = National University of Singapore
	~~\|known for=Actress, Host, Munah Hirzi Official\|years active=2009 - present~~}}		}}

	Munah Bagharib is a Singaporean host and actress. She came to be known as one half of [[Munah Hirzi]], a Singaporean duo who rose to fame on YouTube. In early 2018, the duo announced their retirement from the YouTube scene. Since then, Munah has pursued an acting career on Singapore television as well as in theatre productions. As of November 2019, her Instagram profile ([https://www.instagram.com/munahbagharib/?hl=en Instagram]) has more than 78,000 followers.		Munah Bagharib (born on 29 November 1987 as Maimunah Bagharib) is a Singaporean host and actress. She came to be known as one half of [[Munah Hirzi]], a Singaporean duo who rose to fame on YouTube. In early 2018, the duo announced their retirement from the YouTube scene. Since then, Munah has pursued an acting career on Singapore television as well as in theatre productions. As of November 2019, her Instagram profile ([https://www.instagram.com/munahbagharib/?hl=en Instagram]) has more than 78,000 followers.

	==Personal life==		==Personal life==

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	Munah Bagharib is a Singaporean host and actress. She came to be known as one half of ~~Munah~~ [[~~Hirzi Zulkiflie\|~~Hirzi]], a Singaporean duo who rose to fame on YouTube. In early 2018, the duo announced their retirement from the YouTube scene. Since then, Munah has pursued an acting career on Singapore television as well as in theatre productions. As of November 2019, her Instagram profile ([https://www.instagram.com/munahbagharib/?hl=en Instagram]) has more than 78,000 followers.		Munah Bagharib is a Singaporean host and actress. She came to be known as one half of [[Munah Hirzi]], a Singaporean duo who rose to fame on YouTube. In early 2018, the duo announced their retirement from the YouTube scene. Since then, Munah has pursued an acting career on Singapore television as well as in theatre productions. As of November 2019, her Instagram profile ([https://www.instagram.com/munahbagharib/?hl=en Instagram]) has more than 78,000 followers.

	==Personal life==		==Personal life==

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	\| birth_date = 29 November 1987		\| birth_date = 29 November 1987
	\| education = ~~Temasek Secondary School~~, ~~Temasek Polytechnic~~		\| education = Diploma in Communications and Media Management, Double Degree in Communications and Theatre Studies
	\| alma mater = National University of Singapore		\| alma mater = Temasek Secondary School, Temasek Polytechnic, National University of Singapore (NUS)
	\|known for=Actress, Host, Munah Hirzi Official\|years active=2009 - present}}		\|known for=Actress, Host, Munah Hirzi Official\|years active=2009 - present}}

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	\| alma mater = National University of Singapore		\| alma mater = National University of Singapore
	\|known for=Actress, Host, Munah Hirzi Official}}		\|known for=Actress, Host, Munah Hirzi Official\|years active=2009 - present}}

	Munah Bagharib is a Singaporean host and actress. She came to be known as one half of Munah [[Hirzi Zulkiflie\|Hirzi]], a Singaporean duo who rose to fame on YouTube. In early 2018, the duo announced their retirement from the YouTube scene. Since then, Munah has pursued an acting career on Singapore television as well as in theatre productions. As of November 2019, her Instagram profile ([https://www.instagram.com/munahbagharib/?hl=en Instagram]) has more than 78,000 followers.		Munah Bagharib is a Singaporean host and actress. She came to be known as one half of Munah [[Hirzi Zulkiflie\|Hirzi]], a Singaporean duo who rose to fame on YouTube. In early 2018, the duo announced their retirement from the YouTube scene. Since then, Munah has pursued an acting career on Singapore television as well as in theatre productions. As of November 2019, her Instagram profile ([https://www.instagram.com/munahbagharib/?hl=en Instagram]) has more than 78,000 followers.

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	Munah Bagharib is a Singaporean host and actress. She came to be known as one half of Munah [[Hirzi Zulkiflie\|Hirzi]], a Singaporean duo who rose to fame on YouTube. In early 2018, the duo announced ~~the~~ retirement from the YouTube scene. Since then, Munah has pursued an acting career on Singapore television as well as in theatre productions. As of November 2019, her Instagram profile ([https://www.instagram.com/munahbagharib/?hl=en Instagram]) has more than 78,000 followers.		Munah Bagharib is a Singaporean host and actress. She came to be known as one half of Munah [[Hirzi Zulkiflie\|Hirzi]], a Singaporean duo who rose to fame on YouTube. In early 2018, the duo announced their retirement from the YouTube scene. Since then, Munah has pursued an acting career on Singapore television as well as in theatre productions. As of November 2019, her Instagram profile ([https://www.instagram.com/munahbagharib/?hl=en Instagram]) has more than 78,000 followers.

	==Personal life==		==Personal life==