A Hater Wishes for Jerinx SID to be Sentenced to Death, Here's Nora Alexandra's Response

Kapanlagi.com - The arrest of Jerinx SID undoubtedly sparked a huge controversy. Although many disagree with Jerinx's detention, there are also many who feel relieved because they have long held a grudge against the drummer of Superman Is Dead.

Jerinx's wife, Nora Alexandra, continues to receive various support from fans and close friends. However, there are still those who send her malicious prayers, as recently shared on her Instagram timeline.

"Jrx in jail? I would agree if he is sentenced to death. Because life has become garbage, spreading stupidity, fooling the public. But it's okay, you will suffer after this. Fame is not much, causing trouble. All sponsors run away, business is not successful, life becomes miserable. In the end? You can only blame the government," wrote the anonymous account.

1. Nora Alexandra's Response

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Instead of getting emotional, Nora chose to respond to the account's comment calmly. She believes that her husband will never be sentenced to death because he did not commit a serious crime.

"Thank you for your bad wishes. I am confident that your prayers will have the opposite effect. Whoever you are behind the anonymous account hoping for my husband to be 'SENTENCED TO DEATH', it will never happen because my husband is not a terrorist!" Nora wrote in the caption of her post.

2. Even More Blessings

Nora also admitted that her career and her husband are doing well despite facing frequent problems. In fact, Nora is currently flooded with job opportunities. And ultimately, Nora believes that happiness will soon return to her family.

"And I apologize, my Brand Ambassadors didn't run away from me, instead they continue to give me jobs and even more jobs. I don't feel famous, but I am grateful that my blessings are flowing smoothly even when many bad wishes come our way. If I believe that after this, we will be happy, then suffering is only temporary. Love without experiencing suffering makes life less fulfilling and less exciting," Nora concluded.

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