Admitting to Have Made Up with Ferry Irawan & Venna Melinda, Elma Theana: But Haven't Shaken Hands

Kapanlagi.com - Elma Theana admits to have made up with Ferry Irawan and Venna Melinda. However, according to Elma, the moment of peace was not done by talking or shaking hands.

"(We) have made up. But haven't shaken hands. (Communication) Not yet, not yet," said Elma Theana when met at Pesantren Al-Matiin, South Tangerang, Thursday (4/27/2022).

Apparently, Elma no longer wants to continue the feud. She chose to consider the issue with Ferry Irawan and Venna Melinda, finished.

"It has been considered finished, because I want it to be good, don't want any more problems, no one wants any problems, I have considered it finished, so it's okay. Even if we meet, it's just like usual," she said.

As known, the feud between Elma Theana and Ferry Irawan and Venna Melinda happened when Ferry and Venna cancelled using Elma Theana's Wedding Organizer services in their wedding procession.

Due to the cancellation, Elma claimed to have suffered losses of hundreds of millions of rupiah.

1. No Longer Want to Mention Losses

Elma Theana vs Ferry Irawan & Venna Melinda - Credit: instagram.com/elmatheana

With that, the star of the film CAHAYA CINTA PESANTREN also does not want to mention the losses she experienced.

"It's okay, consider everything settled, let everything be calm, it's okay, God willing, good deeds will definitely be rewarded," she said.

2. Want to Focus on Worship During Ramadan

Elma Theana vs Ferry Irawan & Venna Melinda - Credit: instagram.com/elmatheana

Elma admitted that her attitude is related to the moment of Ramadan. Because she wants to worship peacefully, without conflict with anyone.

"Before this Ramadan, I had released the bond that struggled in my heart from disappointment, I have released everything. Blessed Ramadan, everyone can forgive each other," she said.

3. Taken as a Lesson

Elma Theana vs Ferry Irawan & Venna Melinda - Credit: instagram.com/elmatheana

She also reiterated that her relationship with Ferry and Venna is already good. What she experienced will be taken as a valuable lesson so that it will not be repeated for the second time.

"Everything is fine, we can go back to normal. Taken as a lesson, we can be more careful in the future," she said.

(kpl/dan/ums)