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Summer is the perfect time to launch FEARLESS SUMMER

Summertime launch for FEARLESS SUMMER. First up, @BackwaterBooks, May 4-- with @monashroffwrite, @ElizaKnight, @MC_Vaughan, @AlyssaRobertsWr, @christi_barth, @MKHaleAuthor and #LeslyePenelope. Can't wait! @champagnebooks

Now that the paperback edition of FEARLESS SUMMER has been released, it’s time to celebrate. Plans are still in the works for a launch in Chincoteague, the setting for FEARLESS SUMMER. In the meantime, here are the dates for book signings beginning in May. Thursday, May 4, 6:30 p.m., at Backwater Books, Ellicott City: I am so excited to be signing books with some of my favorite (and so…

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Meet This Author: Mona Shroff

Meet This Author: Mona Shroff

Q: When did you first begin writing stories?I wrote my first story for a Young Author’s contest in the fourth grade, at age nine. It wascalled ‘Every Step of the Way’ and dealt with the loss of a pet. But I started for realabout 11 years ago. Q: What was the name of your first book?My debut was THEN, NOW, ALWAYS in 2020 Q: How did you get into the romance/drama genre?I decided to write romance…

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“What is a closed door romance? Like any fan community, romance has phrases and lingo that have developed over time for fans to talk to other fans. We have romancelandia (referring to the collective of romance readers and writers), HEA/HFN (happily ever after/ happy for now), and have mostly co-opted the use of tropes in both book marketing and slang. Closed door romance is the informative slang term used by romance readers and writers that I am breaking down today.“

#WHAT IS A CLOSED DOOR ROMANCE? #closed door romance #romance #romance books #THE SIREN OF SUSSEX BY MIMI MATTHEWS #AYESHA AT LAST BY UZMA JALALUDDIN #THEN THERE WAS YOU BY MONA SHROFF #BISCLAVRET BY K.L. NOONE

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MOST ANTICIPATED BOOKS OF AUGUST 2022

My Most Anticipated Books of August 2022! 

August 2nd

Just Another Love Song by Kerry Winfrey

The Second First Chance by Mona Shroff

Husband Material by Alexis Hall 

Quarter to Midnight by Karen Rose

August 9th 

The War Librarian by Addison Armstrong

Are You Sara? By S.C. Lalli

Mr. Perfect on Paper by Jean Meltzer

Her Unexpected Roommate by Jackie Lau 

Love & Last Resorts by Sarah Grunder Ruiz

August 12th

Ten First Dates by Ainsley Booth, Angela Denise, Erin McCarthy, Erin Nicholas, Julia Kent, Kaylee Ryan, Molly McLain, Piper Rayne, Samantha Chase and Zoe York. 

August 23rd

Acts of Love and War by Maggie Brookes

Love on the Brain by Ali Hazelwood

Heartbreaker by Sarah MacLean

Would You Rather by Allison Ashley

The Scoundrel Falls Hard by Sophie Jordan

The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches by Sangu Mandanna

#most anticipated books of August 2022

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(Download Book) The Second First Chance: A Novel - Mona Shroff

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 "Striking a perfect balance between drama and romance, this is sure to please."?Publishers WeeklyThe Second First Chance?is a big, wonderful, messy love story about family, heartbreak, strength and courage. It shows us that sometimes what we want is what we least expect, and that everything we need is often right in front of us. Strength comes in many different forms.?? Riya Desai and Dhillon Vora grew up together. Sharing secrets, hiding in their tree house, they were playmates, best friends and later?as teenagers?almost something more. Until the devastating house fire that ripped them apart, claiming the life of Dhillon?s father and Riya?s big brother, Samir. Riya and Dhillon have barely spoken since that terrible night, but they both made big decisions based on that fire.Riya has chosen to fight fire with everything she?s got, but it?s not easy. As the only female firefighter and one of the only people of color at her fire hall, she has to prove herself over and over. Plus,

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DRUNK REVIEW: The Second First Chance by Mona Shroff

“Of course all culminates into a VERY BIG moment that seems a little too convenient, but I’m too invested in this relationship to care.” - @mindareads DRUNK REVIEW: The Second First Chance by Mona Shroff - reviewed by Minda #willreadforbooze

Minda’s drunk review of The Second First Chance by Mona Shroff What I drank prior: Lots of stuff! Mostly spiked seltzer and beers. Boat day FTW. Goodreads Summary:“Striking a perfect balance between drama and romance, this is sure to please.”—Publishers WeeklyThe Second First Chance is a big, wonderful, messy love story about family, heartbreak, strength and courage. It shows us that sometimes…

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The Second First Chance is a big, wonderful, messy love story about family, heartbreak, strength and courage. It shows us that sometimes what we want is what we least expect and that everything we need is often right in front of us. Strength comes in many different forms.  The Second First Chance by Mona Shroff  https://bit.ly/3oJV3x5 

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Excerpt: The Second First Chance by Mona Shroff

#NewReleases #Excerpt The Second First Chance by Mona Shroff #contemporaryromance Click on Link to Read Chapter 1 @HarperCollins @HarlequinBooks @monashroffwrite

About the Book: On one terrible night, everything changed. Riya Desai has struggled to move beyond the devastating fire that claimed the life of her brother, Samir, and set her on a path she never anticipated. Determined to keep other families from experiencing the loss that hers did, she’s become a firefighter herself, but it hasn’t been an easy road. The other firefighters are her fire hall…

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THE SECOND FIRST CHANCE by Mona Shroff

Book Summary: THE SECOND FIRST CHANCE is a deeply emotional romance about two neighboring families, the Voras and the Desais, who experience a devastating fire and the fallout it creates in their lives--particularly for Dhillon Vora and Riya Desai, who struggle to admit their feelings for one another. On one terrible night, everything changed. Riya Desai has struggled to move beyond the devastating fire that claimed the life of her brother, Samir, and set her on a path she never anticipated. Determined to keep other families from experiencing the loss that hers did, she's become a firefighter herself, but it hasn't been an easy road. The other firefighters are her fire hall are overwhelmingly white--and entirely male. As a rookie and as the only woman at the station, she has to keep proving herself, over and over, in a way her male colleagues never have to. Oh, and her other problem? Her family thinks she's a paramedic--they have no idea she's a firefighter, and she knows they won't be happy about her running into fires instead of away from them. Dhillon Vora is a healer. After the fire that killed his father, he becomes a vet, his faithful dog Lucky--who survived the fire at the Voras' and Desais' townhouses--behind his side. On a visit to the fire hall across from his clinic, he is dumbfounded to find the girl next door, Riya Desai. Riya has become a firefighter? Dhillon is livid. And--though he can't really admit it--kind of impressed. Even though he knows, deep down, that he's never stopped loving Riya, he isn't sure he's ready to have her in his life again. Especially if he has to worry constantly about her

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The Author: Mona is obsessed with everything romantic, so she writes romantic stories by night, even though she's an optometrist by day. If she's not writing, she's making chocolate truffles, riding her bike, or reading, and is just as likely to be drinking wine or gin & tonic with friends and family. She's blessed with an amazing daughter and loving son who have both gone to college. Mona lives in Maryland with her romance-loving husband.

Author Website: http://monadshroff.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/monashroffauthor/ Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/monashroffwrite Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/monashroffauthor/?hl=en Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/19073532.Mona_Shroff

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DHILLON A dark brown Lab-pit mix puppy raised its head to look at Dhillon as he entered the exam room. Dhillon’s joy was in¬stant, which was why he loved his job. His nurse, Shelly, was right behind him with the brief introduction. “Dr. Vora, this is Scout. She is being brought in by today Firefighter Ian Walsh. Scout was found abandoned at one of their scenes and is currently under the care of the Howard County Fire Department.” It was at the word firefighter that Dhillon tensed. He made eye contact with the man and extended his hand, anxiety flooding through his system, increasing his heart rate and beading sweat on his upper lip. Shelly threw him a worried look. He ignored her. “Good morning. I’m Dr. Vora.” Dhillon found his voice but focused on the leashed puppy as the man’s walkie-talkie emit¬ted an irritating squeal. “Everything okay?” Dhillon nodded at the walkie-talkie. “We can reschedule if you have to go.” The Lab-pit puppy twitched her ears and raised her head at the squawk. Shelly made a cooing sound and went over to pet their patient. Any remaining anxiety Dhillon might have had melted away as he took in the befuddled pup. The fire¬fighter didn’t even look at the puppy. “Nah. It’s all good. I’m supposed to get the pup tended to, so let’s just do it.” The firefighter shook his hand. Dhillon nodded to Shelly as she moved from the dog’s side to the computer so she could enter the information they had so far. He got down on the ground where the puppy had lain down. fallen asleep. “She looks like my Lucky.” “You mean that older dog out front? With the scarring?” “Mmm-hmm.” Dhillon picked up Scout and let her climb into his lap. He played with her a moment. He held a small treat out and watched her track it as he moved it from side to side. She lifted her mouth to grab it, but Dhillon made her wait another second before letting her have the treat and a scratch cuddle under her chin. Best part of being a veterinarian. He glanced at Walsh, who watched him with a scowl. “Lucky was caught in a house fire.” Dhillon tried to keep his voice neutral. It wasn’t this man’s fault that Lucky was burned. He stood, bringing Scout with him. Her coat looked almost pure black, and her big brown eyes reminded Dhillon of Lucky’s when he’d been a puppy. For a moment, Dhillon was dragged back to the day he brought Lucky home from the SPCA. Best day of his life. Well, maybe second best. “The vet at the time was the previous owner of this prac¬tice. He did excellent work. Shelly here used to work with him. That scarring barely reflects how bad his injuries were.” Dhillon laid Scout on the rickety old exam table which stood in the middle of the room. Nice shiny coat, alert and playful. “How old is she?” “Uh…maybe ten weeks. I’m not entirely sure. We just got her. Our station’s new recruit found her on scene, no collar, nothing. She hasn’t even been chipped yet, as far as we know. We’re keeping her at the firehouse for now until we find her a home.” Ian shook his head and pursed his lips. “Why not take her to the SPCA? They can help find her a home.” Ian shook his head. “Our new recruit insists that’s not nec¬essary. She thinks someone’s going to claim the little thing.” He shrugged. “My experience says not likely.” Dhillon turned to Scout, the sight of the puppy putting a grin on his face again. “I know someone who’d say the same thing.” Or used to know, anyway. Sadness flitted through him for an instant before it was replaced with resignation. He’d given up his chance to keep knowing her long ago. Dhillon scratched the puppy’s belly. “I can chip her today.” He held out a small treat and softly said, “Sit.” Scout flipped over and sat on the table. He rewarded her with the treat. He looked in Scout’s ears and checked her teeth and paws, dictating his assessment to Shelly as he went along. The puppy looked cared for, healthy. Maybe three months old. Obvi¬ously, the guys at the firehouse had cared for her. “Does she eat well?” Ian shrugged. “We have her dog food, but a lot of the guys spoil her, slipping her a bit of meatball, steak, hot dog. Not me, though. You can believe that.” “Can any of you take her home?” Ian shook his head. “But there’s always someone at the sta¬tion because we do twenty-four- and forty-eight-hour shifts. She works out with us. The new recruit is teaching her to sit, stay, come. Even to go fetch gear. Like that’s practical.” Ian shrugged, as if taking care of a dog was really not his idea of firefighter work. “You know anyone who would want her?” Dhillon had a thought flash through his mind. Nah. She was likely too busy, and honestly, she might even have a dog already for all he knew. Running into her occasionally out¬side the house didn’t really give him much information about her life. “No. But I can keep an eye out.” He continued with his examination, prepping Scout’s shots as Shelly held her. “Are you Indian?” Ian asked. Dhillon sighed, knowing the reason for this question. Ian knew someone who was Indian. “Yes. Well, my parents are from India, but I was born here.” Dhillon barely afforded Ian a glance. He approached Scout and administered the shot. Scout gave a small yelp. “It’s okay, sweetie,” Dhillon cooed softly. “Just one more.” “Just asking because the new recruit—who’s all about this dog—she’s Indian.” She? Dhillon snapped his attention back to Ian and could not refrain from raising an eyebrow. Interesting. An Indian woman firefighter? Didn’t see that every day. “Maybe you know her?” Dhillon did his best to not roll his eyes as he focused on administering the second shot, but a sigh escaped all the same, as did a small hmph from Shelly. Just because he and this fire¬fighter were both Indian didn’t mean they knew each other. “I doubt it.” He ran a gentle hand over Scout’s head and body as if to soothe away her discomfort. If someone he knew was a firefighter—male or female—he’d already know. Scout turned a full circle, sniffing, then promptly peed on the table. Ian scowled at the puppy and stepped back. Shelly made a move to grab the paper towels, but Dhillon was closer. He shared a look with Shelly as he cleaned up the mess. “Potty training can take some time. Helps if she has a crate, where she feels safe.” Ian shook his head and put out his hands. “I saw a crate in the bunk area. Desai would know.” Dhillon’s heart skipped a beat. “Desai?” It couldn’t be. Desai was a common-enough Indian last name. Could be anybody. Right? He stared at Ian, who continued, completely unaware of Dhillon’s rising panic, as blood pounded through his body, his heart rate increased. “The new recruit. Who wanted this dog. The Indian girl. Riya Desai.�� Of all the names Ian could have said, that was the absolute last one he wanted to hear. It couldn’t be her. The Riya he knew would never run into a fire. As far as he knew, she had the same reaction to any¬thing fire-related that he did: panic and anxiety. But then again, he didn’t really know anything about her, did he? They never really talked anymore, outside of uncom¬fortable pleasantries when they were forced together. Riya avoided him, and he avoided Riya. Dhillon’s heart hammered in his chest, and the blood drained from his head. He fought to maintain professional composure as he continued his examination of Scout. “It’s a common name.” Dhillon tried to sound casual, as if he really believed his own words. He needed to believe them. “Brown skin, dark brown eyes.” Really? That was his description? Dhillon took a breath so he wouldn’t lay into this guy. He fought fires, after all. Saved people. Some people. “She’s a paramedic, too. Which helps because we have to do EMT training.” Dhillon’s stomach plummeted, and his head spun. It was his Riya. Dhillon clenched his jaw. Well, it was the Riya Desai that he knew. She’d never been his. He should have picked up on it when Ian said she was teach¬ing Scout to get gear. It was exactly what she had taught Lucky to do when they were young teenagers. Go get their backpacks or books or whatever they had forgotten. Lucky would do it, too. For her. Even though Lucky was really his dog. What the fuck was she doing going into fires? She’d never bring back what they’d lost. Ian was still talking. “Between you and me? She’s hot. She has the sexiest mole just below her ear, and she is stacked.” Ian put his hands in front of his chest to indicate large breasts, and Dhillon saw red. “You know, I actually do know her.” He stared Ian down. “She grew up next door to me. So you’ll want to shut up now.” He didn’t usually talk to patients this way, but this guy was asking for it, and technically Scout was his patient. And she seemed fine with it. “Oh, dude, sorry. I didn’t know she’d be like a sister to you.” “She’s not a sister to me. Just a neighbor.” Dhillon had spent too much time imagining kissing that mole to look at Riya like a sister. “Either way, isn’t she your colleague? Maybe show a little respect?” Ian waved him off. “Whatever, she won’t last long. Doubt if she can do the job.” Oh, she could do the job. Riya and Dhillon may not be best friends anymore, but one thing he did know was that Riya Desai was fantastic at whatever she put her mind to. If she was the rookie in the department, that meant she’d made it through the academy. Since she made it through the acad¬emy, Dhillon knew she had put her mind to becoming a fire¬fighter a long time ago. Dhillon finished up with little Scout and—reluctantly—handed her back to Ian. “Scout will need another set of shots in one month.” His mouth moved as if by rote as he doled out instructions, but his mind was spinning. What the fuck had Riya gotten herself into now?

Excerpted from The Second First Chance by Mona Shroff. Copyright © 2022 by Mona Shroff. Published by arrangement with Harlequin Books S.A.

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Bookshelf - Then There Was You by Mona Shroff

Bookshelf – Then There Was You by Mona Shroff

From the publisher: Can a perfect love heal even your deepest wounds?As a helicopter medic, Daniel Bliant saves other people’s lives. He’s cool under pressure, a calm presence for trauma victims on the worst day of their lives. So why can’t he heal himself? When he answers an emergency call at Phil’s Bar, he can’t believe who the bartender is: the beautiful woman he saw in his ER months ago and…

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Romance Roundup: June Edition

Romance Roundup: June Edition

Welcome to “Romance Roundup” where I share mini-reviews of 3-4 romance novels that I’ve read recently. This month’s edition includes two unlikely dance partners that team up for a project, a fake dating scheme, and a story full of heartbreak and healing. Then There Was You by Mona Shroff (2021) As a helicopter medic, Daniel Bliant saves other people’s lives. He’s cool under pressure, a calm…

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Then There Was You

Then There Was You

Then There Was You By Mona Shroff Description: The wrong man never felt so right.When helicopter medic Daniel Bliant answers an emergency call at Phil’s Bar, he can’t believe who the bartender is: the beautiful woman he saw in his ER months before and hasn’t been able to stop thinking about. He should forget her. After all, he knows he’s damaged goods. But Annika is intelligent, fun and…

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New Release: Then, Now, Always, by @monashroffwrite

She needs him. But does he want her?

Maya Rao has made her own dreams come true: she’s the owner of a bustling café and bakery in New York and the mother of a beautiful teenage daughter, Samantha. But when Samantha lands in legal trouble over a misdemeanor she didn’t commit, Maya is desperate. Desperate enough to call Samantha’s dad, Sam Hutcherson, whom Maya left abruptly many years ago, and…

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“Are you in the mood for some sad romance books? Do you want to cry comfortably while reading? Well, do I have the sad, sad list for you. Readers, like yourselves, come to sad romance books with the expectation that it will hurt, but they will be happy about it by the end.

Crying at books is a wonderful thing, especially at books with a Happily Ever After or Happy For Now (HEA/HFN) waiting for you at the end. There is something incredibly impressive about a romance book that can make you cry. Objectively, romance readers know that everything will work out for the main couple in the end. They are romances after all. Nevertheless, we still cry when sad romance books warrant a deluge of tears.“

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Jewellery Show & Fashion Show In Hong Kong

Jewellery show & fashion show in Hong Kong is really a glamorous show — one of a kind, with Mona Shroff’s jewellery. Mona Shroff is a jewellery designer from Hong Kong with a vast experience in textile and fashion accessory industries. Her jewellery designs are unique, classic, trendy, versatile and affordable enhancing a woman’s beauty and completing her final look.  She kick started her career with Garden Silk, one of the biggest textiles in Mumbai from where she took an experience as a designer creating in-house labels for Selfridges ( London), Gallerie Lafayette (Paris) and 28 department stores in the UAE for 18 years.  Jewellery show & fashion show in Hong Kong is really a glamorous show with Mona Shroff’s jewellery. Many celebrities from Hollywood, Bollywood and Miss/Mrs. World participants wear her jewellery for the Red Carpet, various Beauty Pageant events, and jewellery show & fashion show in Hong Kong and consider it a privilege to be associated with Mona Shroff’s brand. Red Silk Carpet Awarded 2019-2020 awarded her the best jewellery designer which is regarded as a feather in her cap. The jewellery show and fashion show in Hong Kong adds that her style is designing timeless and classic pieces that can make heads turn even with one single piece.  Her style is also unique, versatile and vintage for girls and women of all ages making them look beautiful, elegant, noble.

Mona Shroff, jewellery designer from Hong Kong is a prominent name in the jewellery industry, she is no outsider to the world of glam & fame. Mona Shroff is known for her unique and versatile designs for all ages— from little girls to young women to old ladies, her designs are the talk of the town. She is also known for her enticing jewellery show and fashion show in Hong Kong. The photographs taken of the show are number one style inspirational ones. The Red Silk Carpet recently awarded Mona Shroff with the best jewellery designer award. Her jewellery styles are classic and timeless.

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[TASK 126: UYGHUR]

There’s a masterlist below compiled of over 100+ Uyghur faceclaims categorised by gender with their occupation and ethnicity denoted if there was a reliable source. If you want an extra challenge use random.org to pick a random number! Of course everything listed below are just suggestions and you can pick whichever faceclaim or whichever project you desire.

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Durnyam Mashurova (1943) Uyghur - writer and poet.

Dilber Yunus (1958) Uyghur - singer.

Gulimina Mahamuti (1978) Uyghur - pianist.

Dilnaz Akhmadieva (1980) Uyghur - actress and singer.

Angela Chang (1982) 1/4 Uyghur, 3/4 Hakka Chinese - singer, actress, and tv host.

Elmira Saydullaeva (1983) Uyghur - dancer.

Zarina Altynbayeva (1985) Uyghur - singer.

Sharofat Arabova (1985) Uyghur, Tajik - filmmaker.

Nadi (1986) Uyghur / Belarusian - actress and model.

Madina Memet (1987) Uyghur - actress.

Mahire Emet / Mayire Ametjan (1987) Uyghur - actress, singer, and dancer.

Wei Ni (1987) Uyghur - actress, singer, and model.

Rehmtulla Bahargul (1988) Uyghur - actress, singer, and model.

Parissa / Palizhati (1989) Uyghur - model.

Nina (1990) Uyghur - tv host.

Dilinuoer (1991) Uyghur - model.

Dilireba / Dilraba Dilmurat (1992) Uyghur - actress.

Gul Nazar / Gulnazar / Nazha / Coulee Nazha / Guli Nazha / Gulinazha Baihetiyaer / Gülnezer Bextiyar (1992) Uyghur - actress and model.

Aziguli Nijiati (1992) Uyghur - actress and model.

Aida Ilimova (1992) Uyghur - dancer.

Krishna Shroff (1993) 1/4 Uyghur, 1/4 Gujarati Indian, 1/4 Bengali Indian, 1/4 Belgian - model, filmmaker, and sports coach.

Dilyara Gasitova (1993) Uyghur - singer and beauty queen.

Aliya (1993 or 1994) Uyghur - model.

Sabina Azimbayeva (2000) Uyghur - model and Miss Universe Kazakhstan 2018.

Mona Arkin (?) Uyghur - actress, model, host, and dancer.

Parwena Dulkun (?) Uyghur - model.

Dralla Aierken (?) Uyghur - actress.

Zulpya Kurash (?) Uyghur - singer.

Senever Tursun (?) Uyghur - singer.

Mireayi Memet (?) Uyghur - Miss China 2013.

Parida Mamut (?) Uyghur - singer.

G Masurova (in cyrillic: Гульсанам Машурова) (?) Uyghur - singer.

Lil Em / Nawukere (?) Uyghur - rapper.

Paziliya Gulam (?) Uyghur - singer.

Aliemi Adi (?) Uyghur - actress.

Shereen (?) Uyghur - model (Instagram: shereeeen).

Amangul Sidik / Amangul Sidiq (?) Uyghur - singer.

Nurnisa Abbas (?) Uyghur - singer.

Indira Bilimova (?) Uyghur - singer.

M Kenzhiyeva (?) Uyghur - actress (instagram: kenzhiyeva_m).

Dilnar Abdulla (?) Uyghur - dancer.

Aytulan (?) Uyghur - singer.

Rena Abdulkarim (?) Uyghur - dancer.

Hoshur Qari (?) Uyghur - singer.

Mareta (?) Uyghur - model.

Mai Ziyan (?) Uyghur - tv presenter.

F - Athletes:

Shahrizat Hallilova / Shakhriza Khalilova (?) Uyghur - boxer.

M:

Memtimin Hoshur (1944) Uyghur - writer.

Jackie Shroff / Jai Kishan Kakubhai Shroff (1957) Uyghur / Gujarati Indian - actor, model, and producer.

Tohti Tunyaz (1959) Uyghur - writer.

Abduweli Ayup (1973) Uyghur - poet.

Arkin Abdulla / Erkin Abdulla (1978) Uyghur - singer-songwriter and guitarist.

Perhat Khaliq (1982) Uyghur - singer-songwriter.

Nëghmet Raxman (1983) Uyghur - tv host.

Ablajan Awut Ayup (1984) Uyghur - singer.

Apaerjiang / Aparjan Tursun (1988) Uyghur - actor.

Hamza Kashgari (1989) Uyghur - poet and columnist.

Tiger Shroff / Jai Hemant Shroff (1990) 1/4 Uyghur, 1/4 Gujarati Indian, 1/4 Bengali Indian, 1/4 Belgian - actor.

Mi Re / Merxat / Merxat Yalkun (1991) Uyghur - actor.

Ju Lai / Kutilai Jurat (1994) Uyghur - actor and singer.

AThree-Arslan (1994 or 1995) Uyghur - rapper.

Xahriyar Abdukerimabliz (1997 or 1998) Uyghur - model.

Wumuti / Tursun Umut (1999) Uyghur - singer and dancer.

Manny / Syo Dong Chung / Xiào Dōngchéng (2001) Uyghur - kpop idol.

Äskär Memet (?) Uyghur - singer.

Mahmut Sulayman (?) Uyghur - singer.

Aire / Air (?) Uyghur - rapper.

Payzulla Polat (?) Uyghur - singer, guitarist, and drummer.

Abdulla Abdurehim (?) Uyghur - actor and singer.

Omerjan Alim (?) Uyghur - singer.

Abdulaziz Hashimov (?) Uyghur - singer.

Nurali (?) Uyghur - model.

Adil Mijit (?) Uyghur - comedian.

Jurat.TT (?) Uyghur - singer and guitarist.

Majun / Max (?) Uyghur - rapper.

Abdukarim Abliz (?) Uyghur - comedian.

Omar Akhun (?) Uyghur - musician.

Ericana Asker (?) Uyghur - orator and comedian.

M - Athletes:

Adiljan Jun (1967) Uyghur - former basketball player.

Adili Wuxor (1971) Uyghur - tightrope walker.

Parhat Azimat (1976) Uyghur - former footballer.

Ruslan Baltiev (1978) Uyghur, Russian - former footballer.

Rouzi Maimaiti (1983) Uyghur - former snooker player.

Ju Reti (1983) Uyghur - former snooker player.

Ilhamjan Iminjan (1986) Uyghur - footballer.

Abduwali Ablet (1987) Uyghur - footballer.

Maimaitituersun Qiong (1988) Uyghur - boxer.

Yehya Ablikim (1988) Uyghur - footballer.

Bari Mamatil / Bari Mohamedali (1989) Uyghur - footballer.

Dilmurat Batur (1989) Uyghur - footballer.

Maitjiang / Mirahmetjan Muzepper (1991) Uyghur - footballer.

Nizamdin Ependi (1991) Uyghur - footballer.

Exmetjan Ekber (1993) Uyghur - footballer.

Ötkür Hesen (1993) Uyghur - footballer.

Memet Ali / Shewket Yalqun (1993) Uyghur - footballer.

Abudushalamu Abudurexiti (1996) Uyghur - basketball player.

Dzhamaldin Khodzhaniyazov (1996) Uyghur - footballer.

Ilzat Akhmetov (1997) Uyghur - footballer.

Anwar Memet-Ali (1997) Uyghur - footballer.

Shirmemet Ali (1997) Uyghur - footballer.

Abduhamit Abdugheni (1998) Uyghur - footballer.

Ye Erfan / Erfan Hezim (1998 or 1999) Uyghur - footballer.

Abdurahman Ablikim (?) Uyghur - boxer.

Abdushkur Mijit (?) Uyghur - boxer.

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