Fans are mourning the death of a popular Malaysian singer who died days after giving birth.

Siti Sarah Raisuddin, 36, was eight months pregnant when she was put into an induced coma after contracting COVID-19 and experiencing low oxygen levels, according to a local report.

The baby, born on Friday, survived, but Raisuddin succumbed to the virus 48 hours later, leaving behind three other children and her husband, Shuib Sepahtu.

“With the help of the nurses and doctor, I was able to make the video call and that was the last time my kids and I would lay our eyes on her while she was still alive,” Sepahtu told local reporters.

During the call, he said there were “tears streaming down her cheeks” like she understood what was being said to her.

Sepahtu said he was not allowed to see his wife at the hospital but did complete prayers for her before she died.

Raisuddin, her husband and children all tested positive for COVID-19 in late July. Her family tested negative after a 14-day quarantine, but she was rushed to the hospital last Wednesday due to her low oxygen levels.

Sepahtu said his wife gave him a gift – their newborn, Ayash Affan.

“She fought hard to save our baby.”

Malaysia’s National Palace sent their condolences to the family in a Facebook post on Monday.