Controversy of Dating Rumors with Abdee Slank, This is What Sophia Latjuba's Manager Says

Kapanlagi.com - Lately, Sophia Latjuba has been rumored to have a special relationship with Abdee Negara, also known as Abdee Slank. It all started when Sophia Latjuba accompanied Abdee to her ex-husband Michael Villareal's wedding a while ago.

Recently, Sophia Latjuba also shared moments together with Abdee. The 51-year-old beautiful artist uploaded a picture of the two of them with a heart emoji on her Instagram story.

Mario Markoneng, Sophia Latjuba's manager, also commented on the news. He admitted that he was quite surprised when it became popular on social media.

"Well, I also didn't know suddenly there was a photo and many people asked about it. I was also surprised when I saw it on Instagram because I often read about Sophia and him on Line. Maybe because Sophia didn't say anything, so it's understandable (that there are rumors)," said Mario Markoneng in Shell Jagorawi, Bogor, West Java, on Sunday (17/10).

1. Dating?

According to Mario Markoneng, Sophia Latjuba and Abdee do not have a special relationship as netizens say. According to him, they are just close friends. However, he has not confirmed it yet because he has not had the chance to meet Sophia Latjuba in person. Mario Markoneng also understands the gossip because they are both single. 

"I don't think they're dating. As far as I know, Sophia doesn't have a relationship. It's just because I haven't met her again. Because she just came back from Bali, we only talked on the phone. I don't really ask about it. It's understandable that they're both single, so there are rumors," he said.

Mario Markoneng also compared Sophia Latjuba's relationship with Abdee to her relationship with Gading Marten, where they are good friends. 

"Well, her relationship with Abdee seems to be the same as her relationship with Lukman (Sardi), with Gading (Marten). Friends. Just like when she was with Gading. It was noisy, she went to Nepal and it became noisy. It's understandable," Mario Markoneng concluded. 

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