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Clara Shinta Shares Her Struggles Against NPD Figures, Furious Over Defamation and Those Who Do Not Support Their Children

Clara Shinta Shares Her Struggles Against NPD Figures, Furious Over Defamation and Those Who Do Not Support Their Children

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Clara Shinta Shares Her Struggles Against NPD Figures, Furious Over Defamation and Those Who Do Not Support Their Children

Clara Shinta once again pours out her heart through social media. In several posts shared via Instagram Story, she touches on her experiences facing someone who is said to have Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD). The posts immediately caught the attention of netizens due to their sharp criticism regarding behaviors that she believes harm many people.

The influencer, who officially filed for divorce from her husband, Muhammad Alexander Assad, in April 2026 at the South Jakarta Religious Court, also highlights many issues, one of which is not to normalize parents who do not support their children.

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Through her writing, Clara admitted that she is tired of facing various accusations and statements that are considered inconsistent with the facts.

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She believes that debating with someone who insists on their own version will only drain energy without producing a clear resolution, especially if they are already skilled at speaking and twisting words in front of the media.

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Not only talking about herself, Clara also expressed concern for other people who she believes have been victims of similar behavior. She noted that many individuals still experience negative impacts from manipulative actions but receive little support from their surroundings.

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In another post, Clara urged the public to be more critical when assessing an issue. Especially not to normalize the behavior of parents who neglect their obligation to provide for their children. For her, this is a fundamental responsibility that should not be ignored.

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Clara Shinta is also furious with those who seek to profit by disturbing the lives of others. 

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Not stopping there, Clara Shinta also mentioned men who claim they are not allowed to meet their child, but after being allowed to meet, it gets unilaterally canceled.

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Although delivering quite harsh criticism, Clara hopes that society can prioritize facts and data before judging people or a particular issue.