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6 Portraits of Rachel Vennya Attending Divorce Hearing at South Jakarta Religious Court, Refusing to Speak a Word

6 Portraits of Rachel Vennya Attending Divorce Hearing at South Jakarta Religious Court, Refusing to Speak a Word

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6 Portraits of Rachel Vennya Attending Divorce Hearing at South Jakarta Religious Court, Refusing to Speak a Word

Rachel Vennya was seen attending the continuation of her divorce hearing with Niko Al Hakim at South Jakarta Religious Court, Tuesday (9/2). She looked beautiful wearing a red dress. Let's take a look at the photos!

6 Portraits of Rachel Vennya Attending Divorce Hearing at South Jakarta Religious Court, Refusing to Speak a Word

Wearing a red dress, black sunglasses, and a mask, Rachel Vennya came accompanied by her legal representative and a female friend. 

6 Portraits of Rachel Vennya Attending Divorce Hearing at South Jakarta Religious Court, Refusing to Speak a Word

When the media approached and asked several questions, Rachel Vennya remained silent and quickly entered. Meanwhile, Niko was not seen attending the hearing with the mediation agenda. 

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Similarly, when the trial ended, Rachel Vennya seemed to not want to avoid the media. Apparently, she left without the knowledge of the media who had been waiting for her.

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Meanwhile, Rachel Vennya's lawyer, Tesa Prayugi, when contacted by phone after the trial, did not know anything about the results of the mediation.

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"I also don't know the results of the mediation because it's not me who mediated. Because the mediation is done by them with the mediator. I was waiting outside earlier. Let's just follow the next trial, follow the flow," she concluded.

6 Portraits of Rachel Vennya Attending Divorce Hearing at South Jakarta Religious Court, Refusing to Speak a Word

Engaging in activities outside the house may not be avoidable during a pandemic, just like what Rachel experienced. However, always remember #IngatPesanIbu (Remember Mother's Message). Always wear a mask, wash your hands regularly, and maintain distance.