Although Six Years Have Passed Since His Death, Billy Syahputra Continues the Good Deeds Often Done by the Late Olga Syahputra

Kapanlagi.com - It is known that comedian Olga Syahputra passed away six years ago. Certainly, all the good habits of the late Olga Syahputra are often done by Billy Syahputra, his younger brother.

Billy Syahputra admits to always continuing the good deeds often done by Olga Syahputra during his lifetime. Starting from charity to making others happy.

"The late Olga cared about anyone. God willing, as long as it is good and positive, if possible, it should be imitated," said Billy Syahputra when met in the Pancoran area, South Jakarta, on Friday (17/9) afternoon.

1. Good Messages from the Late Olga Syahputra

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Billy Syahputra, who is now 30 years old, continues to deliver good messages from the late Olga Syahputra, especially to make his family happy. The former boyfriend of Amanda Manopo and Susan Sameh recently helped his friend's child named Rahsya.

Not only that, Billy Syahputra also recently helped Rahsya by financing his circumcision. Fortunately, Billy also received a blessing.

"Once again, if we are able to share, then let's do it. If we can help, then let's help," he said.

"When I have the means, I will help," he added.

2. Sharing on Various Occasions

The family of the late Olga Syahputra also has a tradition during the celebration of Eid al-Fitr, which is commonly done by Muslims in Indonesia, namely giving money to relatives. According to Billy Syahputra, this tradition has been carried out by his late brother every end of the holy month of Ramadan.

Billy mentioned that when Olga was still alive, their family always gathered on the night of takbiran. Billy said that the tradition carried out by the late Olga will continue to be practiced on every Eid al-Fitr.

"But there is a ritual at the end of fasting month, which is takbiran, we always gather together to give Eid al-Fitr money to the late Olga's children, because they have followed the late Olga throughout the whole month," said Billy Syahputra.

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