8 Potret Bahagia Rizal Armada and His Wife Who Just Welcomed Their Third Child, After This Wants a Twin Baby Program

Monica Imas, Rizal Armada's wife, gave birth to their third child through a normal delivery process. Since it's their third child, she feels more relaxed.

"Alhamdulillah (the process) was normal yesterday, it was quite stable from contractions to delivery. Wasn't really nervous maybe because it's already our third child. So it's more about enjoying the process," said Monica Imas.

Rizal Armada accompanied his wife until the end of labor. "Alhamdulillah, I did accompany her even though initially we were supposed to go somewhere for work. Then at half past 11, she started having contractions, and I stayed to perform Friday prayer. When I returned home, the contractions became more consistent," said Rizal Armada.

Their third child was named Ghazali Al Farabi Putra Pradana, which has a beautiful meaning. The name was taken from a Muslim scholar.

"We took the name Ghazali Al Farabi from the name of a Muslim scholar. So a smart person, a scholar. Ghazali comes from Imam Al Ghazali, Farabi comes from Al Farabi. Our prayer is for this child to become a knowledgeable child, maybe become a scholar, but definitely become a child who, God willing, becomes a doctor, a struggle in life through knowledge," said Rizal Armada.

After this, it seems that Rizal Armada still wants to have more children. He does have a desire to have many children. "I want to have many children. My prayer is to have 6, but if Allah gives me 8 or 11, then that's fine," he said.

They even plan to have a program to have twin daughters after this. "The next one seems like that, if we want twins, we have to plan. God willing, hopefully they will be twin girls, so we're setting the names from now," explained Rizal Armada.

However, all of that depends on the blessings from Allah SWT. "So, ideally, if possible, we would arrange a schedule for exclusive breastfeeding for this third child. After that, we will see depending on when Allah grants the blessings," concluded Rizal Armada.