Sugu Pavithra, a YouTuber who found fame during the Movement Control Order through her simple yet addictive cooking videos, joined Bel and JD on #TheLITEBreakfast.

Malaysian TV personality and emcee, Daphne Iking joined Bel and JD to share how she bounced back after her divorce and what she's been up to these days.

This morning on #TheLITEBreakfast at 7, Carleen Bastian, a resident who stayed around the PJ area under Enhanced Movement Control Order joined Bel and JD to share her experience.

#MalaysiansInspiringMalaysians: This morning on #TheLITEBreakfast at 7, former Miss World Malaysia, Deborah Henry joined Bel and JD to talk about why helping refugee children and their right for education.

Syed Azmi, a pharmacists turned child's rights advocate joined Bel and JD on #TheLITEBreakfast. He shared how he's helping people with severe financial troubles and how he does it.

MYReaders helps children, through communities, by providing remedial literacy programmes to enable children to learn to read.

Tay Sue Yen, Co-founder of MyReaders and teacher joined Bel and JD on #TheLITEBreakfast to talk about MyReaders Free Programme.

#LITEMalaysiansInspiringMalaysians: This morning on #TheLITEBreakfast, Premkumar Ramadas, co-founder of Care2Run joined Bel and JD at 7 to talk about how the organization is helping youths in the communities through exercise especially during these trying times.

#LITEMalaysiansInspiringMalaysians: Zeeneeshri Ramadas has been offering homemade sandwiches to the less fortunate since the beginning of the Movement Control Order.

She joined Bel and JD this morning on #TheLITEBreakfast at 7 to talk about her motivations behind helping the less fortunate and the idea behind the Meatless Malaysian initiative.

#LITEMalaysiansInspiringMalaysians: Singer, Elvira Arul is the first Malaysian artiste to broadcast her music LIVE on social media from her home.

She joined Bel and JD this morning to talk about the challenges entertainers face during these trying times and what other local artistes are doing to make a difference.

After being stuck in La Paz, Bolivia for more than 30 days, Tee Wan and her tour group fought against the odds to get back home to Malaysia.

This morning on #TheLITEBreakfast at 8, Tee Wan joined Bel and JD to share her experiences.