Anisa Rahma Hopes Sarwendah's Issues Find the Best Solution

Kapanlagi.com - The dispute between Ruben Onsu and Sarwendah post-divorce has now entered a new chapter. The controversy regarding the monthly alimony of Rp225 million, which is reportedly stopped by Ruben, along with Sarwendah's insinuations on social media, has caught public attention. Amidst the escalating situation, her former group mate in Cherrybelle, Anisa Rahma, has offered her support.

"Yes, actually I also see Sarwendah like that, right now she is being talked about a lot. As a friend, I just want to support her," said Anisa Rahma when met at the Metro Jaya Police Headquarters, Friday (12/06/2026).

1. Still Keeping in Touch

Anisa Rahma Surprised © KapanLagi.com/Fikri Alfi Rosyadi

Anisa admitted that she is still maintaining intense communication with Sarwendah. Although both have their own busy schedules, they continue to exchange news through text messages to support each other amid the problems they are facing.

"Yesterday, Wendah also chatted, like, 'Anisa, how are you?' and I replied, 'Wendah, how about you?' you know. She also asked about my situation with the fire, and I asked about her current condition. But we just kind of encourage each other like that. 'Stay strong, dear,' like that," said Anisa.

2. Understand the Condition of a Friend

This singer understands that Sarwendah's current situation is not easy. Especially with the issues regarding access to meet her child and past matters resurfacing in public, sparking debates on social media.

"Yeah, we... we both just ask each other about our conditions. And I know for sure Wendah is going through something like this, so we just keep encouraging each other," she said.

3. Prayer and Hope for Sarwendah

Anisa hopes that the issues faced by her friend will be resolved soon without causing prolonged negative impacts. She prays for the best solution for both parties.

"I also hope they find the best solution, because they are currently facing quite a few problems. I hope there is a way out and that the negative effects are not too severe," concluded Anisa.

(kpl/far/rsp)