Denada is Happy to Witness Ressa Rizky Rossano's Wedding Even Through Video Call

The legal conflict has now ended in line with the goodwill of both parties to reconcile. Denada also emphasized that she no longer wants to be concerned about the details of the legal ruling because she wants to focus on the emotional relationship that is beginning to be woven again.

"So what I mean is I'm really happy there. Of course, there is a legal process ongoing, but let that be the concern of my legal representative. I'm just taking care of what makes me happy and joyful," said the 47-year-old woman.

Although she could not be present in person at the event, Denada maintained intense interaction with Ressa during the wedding ceremony. She always offered her best wishes from afar and utilized technology to continue communicating.

"I have definitely been praying since the night before, even since the night before Resa wanted to get married, the prayers have been continuous. And yes, even though I am not there to be together and see it directly, I am happy because I was called directly, video called, we could get to know each other, chat like that," she explained.

Denada also shared the moment of her first introduction to her daughter-in-law named Fita. The communication was done through text messages and voice recordings that made her feel very happy.

"The most special gift for Resa is my prayer. Let Resa be the one to know (the other gifts). I have already talked to my son-in-law as well, I want to go there, want to meet my daughter-in-law directly, beautiful masya Allah. I said, 'You are so beautiful.' Then I said, God willing, I can soon go to Banyuwangi, also want to visit Mama (Grandmother), and want to get to know her too," Denada expressed.

Now, Denada plans to arrange a visit schedule to Banyuwangi soon. Besides meeting directly with her child, son-in-law, and in-laws, she also plans to make a pilgrimage to her ancestors' graves there.