Asked to be More Fashionable Due to Husband's Demand, Kiky Saputri: No, He Prefers Me Not Wearing Clothes

Kapanlagi.com - Comedian Kiky Saputri is often referred to by netizens as more fashionable in terms of appearance. This became even more evident after the 30-year-old woman became the wife of Muhammad Khairi.

When asked about this, the owner of the full name Rizhky Nurasly Saputri did not deny that there has been a change after marrying Muhammad Khairi. According to her, her decision to marry her husband was the right one.

"Yes, people say that because I found the right man, if someone is married and their partner is wrong, they're always sad, and when they're sad, they don't even think about their appearance," said Kiky when met in the area of Jalan Kapten Tendean, Mampang, South Jakarta, on Friday (15/12/2023).

"But maybe Alhamdulillah because in my marriage so far I am still happy, hopefully in the future we don't know, and I don't want to be arrogant but so far I have a righteous, good husband who always understands, so there are no negative thoughts, we're happy," Kiky continued.

1. Husband Prefers Kiky without Clothes

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In addition, since marrying Muhammad Khairi, Kiky's husband is said to not demand that she always look beautiful. Kiky is lucky that her husband loves her just the way she is.

"No, he doesn't (demand), he prefers me without clothes," said Kiky while laughing.

2. Treatment Costs

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When asked how much money is spent on treatments, Kiky answered that she only spends a little of her money. This is because she receives a lot of beauty endorsements.

"Well, people often say it's wrong, apparently if you have money you can become more beautiful? No, because the fact is that I don't spend money on endorsements hahaha that statement is wrong according to me," said Kiky.

3. Not All Endorsements

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However, not all of Kiky's endorsements are obtained for free. She still spends money to buy skincare or beauty products that she doesn't get through endorsements.

"But there are also things that we pay for, like buying skincare, which we can set aside from our salary. In my opinion, Indonesian women are becoming more advanced and more people are working, so they can take care of themselves," she concluded.

(kpl/aal/ums)