Ashanty Enrolls Arsya's Caregiver, Same Campus and Same Batch as Anang Hermansyah

Kapanlagi.com - When it comes to education, it is always a concern for the beautiful singer Ashanty. As KLovers know, Anang Hermansyah's wife has completed her Master's degree. Now, she admits that she wants to pursue a Doctorate degree as well.

Caring so much about education, Ashanty even sends some of her employees to school. One of them is Supit, Arsya's caregiver. This was revealed on The Hermansyah A6 YouTube channel on Sunday (30/8).

1. Different Majors

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What's also unique is that Supit is attending college together with Anang Hermansyah. They are pursuing different majors.

"So, Supit is Arsya's nurse. We're sending her to study Agribusiness - Agriculture, while Anang is studying Government," said the singer of the hit song 'Luar Biasa'.

2. From Farmer Family

Choosing a major is not an easy thing for Supit. Previously, he wanted to take an English major, but in the end, he decided to take an Agribusiness major. Apparently, it's not without reason.

"My family is from farmers. I have confirmed with my family, they said 'it's okay (to go to college), not everyone has the opportunity to become a farmer and learn financial management'," said Supit.

3. Azriel Wants to Quit College Instead

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Ashanty's concern for education is also evident when Azriel, Anang's second child, wants to quit college. Azriel revealed his desire to change direction and join the Police Academy.

"Yes, I want to go to the Police school," said Azriel in the same Youtube channel some time ago.

4. Ashanty Doesn't Approve

For now, Ashanty wants Azriel to focus more on his studies as he is already in his fifth semester. However, she doesn't reject the idea if Azriel wants to join the Police Academy after graduating.

"No. It's good to become a police officer if you've wanted to be one from the beginning, from the past. It's strange to leave now, in the fifth semester, to go to police school. Just finish your bachelor's degree first, then become a police officer," Ashanty concluded.

(kpl/tdr)