7 Portraits of Jessica Mila at In-Laws Wedding Anniversary, Gracefully Dancing Batak Dance

Kapanlagi.com - Jessica Mila's appearance at her in-laws' wedding anniversary celebration successfully stole the attention. It's not only the closeness between the artist and her in-laws but also the performance of Yakup Hasibuan's wife dancing the Batak dance that received a lot of praise.

Recently, Jessica Mila's in-laws, Otto Hasibuan and Norwanti Damanik, celebrated their wedding anniversary in a festive manner. Despite the simple celebration with family, the happiness radiated from their 40th wedding anniversary celebration.

During the occasion, there was a moment when Jessica Mila danced the traditional Batak dance with her in-laws. The artist, who has taken the Damanik surname after marrying Yakup Hasibuan, looked enchanting and graceful like a Batak person. Curious about the pictures? Check them out here, KLovers.

1. Portrait of Jessica Mila at In-Laws' Wedding Anniversary

Portrait of Jessica Mila at in-laws' wedding anniversary (credit: Instagram.com/ramaphoto07/)

Otto Hasibuan and Norwanti Damanik recently celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary. Yakup Hasibuan's parents were married in 1984. The anniversary of the famous lawyer Otto Hasibuan's wedding was filled with happiness as they gathered with their children, son-in-law, and beloved grandchildren. This is a portrait of Jessica Mila celebrating her in-laws' wedding anniversary.

2. United with In-Laws

Portrait of Jessica Mila and her mother-in-law (credit: Instagram.com/ramaphoto07/)

Jessica Mila's in-laws' wedding anniversary celebration was held at their residence. Although simple, it did not diminish the happiness and harmony of this celebrity family. Look at this portrait, a moment when Jessica Mila is united with her in-laws. This beautiful artist born in 1992 shows her attention and affection to her in-laws who are happily celebrating their wedding anniversary.

3. Give a Song Offering

Portrait of Jessica Mila giving a song offering on her mother-in-law's wedding day (credit: Instagram.com/ramaphoto07/)

Not to be left behind, Jessica Mila gave a song performance at her mother-in-law's wedding anniversary event. Together with her husband, this 31-year-old artist sang several songs to liven up the event. The happy and festive atmosphere was captured from their togetherness in celebrating Otto Hasibuan and Norwanti Damanik's anniversary.

4. Fluent in Singing Batak Songs

Portrait of Jessica Mila singing a Batak song (credit: Instagram.com/ramaphoto07/)

Most notably, Jessica Mila performed a Batak song using its distinctive language. Interestingly, even though the artist is not originally from Batak, she is very fluent in singing Batak songs. It's no wonder that she, along with her husband and mother-in-law, harmoniously performed Batak songs like in this portrait.

5. Dancing with Mother-in-law

Portrait of Jessica Mila dancing with mother-in-law (credit: Instagram.com/ramaphoto07/)

A series of events were held from music entertainment to dance. Meanwhile, Jessica Mila was invited by her mother-in-law to dance as seen in this portrait. Not only the two of them, but also Jessica Mila's sister-in-law participated in the dance, adding to the excitement of the event. The togetherness of this celebrity family is evidence of how close and cohesive their relationship is.

6. Flexibility in Performing Batak Dance

Portrait of Jessica Mila gracefully dancing the traditional Batak dance (credit: Instagram.com/ramaphoto07/)

Not just an ordinary dance, Jessica Mila performed the traditional Batak dance. From the movements to the music, it is heavily influenced by Batak customs. Jessica Mila's performance appears to be very flexible in following the movements of the Batak dance led by her mother-in-law. As seen in this portrait, the moment Jessica Mila dances shows how much she appreciates and embraces her husband's cultural heritage.

7. Called like a Real Batak Person

Portrait of Jessica Mila called like a real Batak person (credit: Instagram.com/ramaphoto07/)

Seeing Jessica Mila singing and dancing the Batak dance, many netizens have given positive compliments. Even though the artist is not of Batak descent, some netizens say she is like a real Batak person. This is because Jessica Mila is truly fluent and proficient in Batak culture from her husband's family.

This is a portrait of Jessica Mila during her in-laws' wedding anniversary celebration. The togetherness of this celebrity family is also filled with warmth.

(kpl/nlw)