Ahead of Delivery, Vicky Prasetyo's Wife Admits She Doesn't Have Funds for Surgery Yet

Kapanlagi.com - In the midst of her pregnancy, which has entered the ninth month, Fangfang admitted to still being haunted by worries ahead of delivery. The woman who claims to be Vicky Prasetyo's wife said that until now she still does not have the funds to undergo the cesarean operation scheduled by the doctor.

Fangfang's attorney, Vino, stated that his client's condition has reached the first dilation. However, the funds for the operation planned for July 17, 2026, have not been available yet.

"This is already the first dilation and the cesarean operation is planned for the 17th. Pang-pang does not have the funds yet, there are still no funds at all to carry out the operation," said Vino when met in the Pasar Minggu area, South Jakarta, Wednesday (7/8/2026).

1. Vicky's Promise Claim Has Not Been Realized

Fangfang with long hair © KapanLagi.com/Fikri Alfi Rosyadi

Fangfang admitted that she has repeatedly contacted Vicky Prasetyo to inquire about the certainty of financial assistance for childbirth. However, according to her, the messages sent were only read without any follow-up.

"I asked where I should go after giving birth? He said he would provide assistance on Monday, I asked if this would happen, but it turned out just to be read," Fangfang revealed.

She also mentioned that until now, she has not had the opportunity to buy basic supplies for her future child. According to Fangfang, the assistance promised to her is still just words.

"Let alone baby supplies, I have asked before and was only promised tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow. The last time he said it would be given on Monday, but I waited and it hasn't happened yet," she said.

2. Willing to Come to Jakarta for Children's Rights

Fangfang with bangs © KapanLagi.com/Fikri Alfi Rosyadi

Despite her increasingly difficult pregnancy, Fangfang still traveled from Pati to Jakarta to fight for the rights of her unborn child. She hopes that the issue of childbirth costs can be resolved soon so that the delivery process goes smoothly.

"What kind of crazy person, with a 9-month pregnancy, would travel from Pati to Jakarta just to seek justice for their child's rights? My body is already in pain, even sick, but I want to fight for my child's rights," she concluded.

(kpl/far/phi)