Aburizal Bakrie Furious Because Nia Ramadhani Did This

Kapanlagi.com - Being the daughter-in-law of Aburizal Bakrie is not an easy thing for Nia Ramadhani. Especially now that her children are the beloved grandchildren of the wealthy conglomerate, Nia must take care of herself as best as possible.

At one point, Nia was scolded by Aburizal Bakrie because of Mikhayla. Her eldest daughter, who is now very close to her grandfather, reported that she had not been fed by Nia.

Nia revealed this when she vlogged with Ashanty in Bali some time ago. In the video uploaded on The Hermansyah A6 channel, Nia talked about the double parenting that occurs in her home.

1. Mikhayla Close to Aburizal Bakrie

© Youtube/The Hermansyah A6

Starting from Nia's complaint about Ardie, who seemingly cannot be ready to see Mikhayla grow up. The complaint about Aburizal Bakrie's anger towards her came out.

"Mikhayla's current attachment is her grandfather. Ugh, I am even more attached. The problem is, now she is the closest granddaughter, there are 2 more but in London," Nia began her complaint.

2. Nia Gets Angry

"And this child seems to know about politics. Like she knows who I should be close to. So, we are having an online religious study at home, she says 'Mom, I'm hungry' 'Well, ask for food', there should be many older sisters," Nia continued.

However, it turns out that Mikhayla did not ask for food from the assistants at home. Instead, she called Aburizal, who then got angry at Nia because Mikhayla was not given food.

"Suddenly, around 11 o'clock, I was called by my in-laws. 'Nia, why isn't this child being fed'. I said 'huh? What do you mean'. She said there is no food at home. I shouted, 'What are you doing like that'. Then she smiled, happy that I was scolded. Annoying, right," said the mother of three children.

3. Nia Suggests Not to Double Parenting

Hearing Nia's story, Ashanty laughed. Nia then advised Ashanty not to engage in double parenting as it can be troublesome in educating children.

"When I had my first child, I learned a lot. But when it came to the second and third child, I said, just let it go," she said.

(kpl/phi)