Aurel Hermansyah and Family Test Positive for Covid-19, Atta Halilintar Cannot Confirm Whether the Wedding Will Be Postponed or Not

Kapanlagi.com - Atta Halilintar and Aurel Hermansyah had previously planned to hold their wedding on March 21, 2021. However, it turns out that Aurel and some of her family members have tested positive for Covid-19 and are still undergoing recovery until now.

Seeing this condition, Atta still cannot confirm whether his wedding will be postponed or proceed as planned. The man born on November 24, 1994, said he will wait for Aurel and her family to recover.

"If I depend on their recovery, only God can determine when they will recover," said Atta Halilintar, interviewed in the Senayan area, Central Jakarta, on Monday (1/3) night.

1. Conditions Getting Better

Atta Halilintar also mentioned that Aurel Hermansyah's condition is now much better. Anang Hermansyah's daughter has started to become cheerful again as before.

"It's better now, previously in photos and videos she still looked weak. Now she looks much fresher, showing good news, already happy and able to laugh," said Atta.

2. Regular Communication

Considered by netizens to not give much attention to Aurel, Atta immediately defended himself. He admitted to regularly communicating even though they couldn't meet in person yet.

"Who said that? I call and video call every day. It's just that this is a disease that we can't visit all the time. This is a disease that we have to keep our distance from. When I got sick before, Aurel also couldn't come," he emphasized.

3. Aurel Hermansyah's Companion

In addition, Atta Halilintar also cannot confirm whether Ashanty or her biological mother, Krisdayanti, will accompany Aurel on her wedding day. He asked to directly ask Aurel about this matter.

"Oh, that's not a question for me, it's better to ask Aurel directly," Atta concluded.

For KLovers who still have many activities outside the house, always remember #IngatPesanIbu (Remember Mother's Message). Wear a mask, keep your distance, wash your hands regularly, and avoid crowds. Stay safe!

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