During Surgery, Vidi Aldiano is Already Fine with Melly Goeslaw and Even Sent Oil

Kapanlagi.com - Vidi Aldiano is currently in the recovery phase. For those who don't know, the singer of the song Status Palsu is a cancer survivor. Now, after undergoing intensive treatment, Vidi has returned to the entertainment world and entertains fans with his beautiful voice.

When met in the Senayan area, Central Jakarta, on Sunday (23/3/2020), Vidi briefly talked about how he maintains his health and other matters. This includes his relationship with the famous singer and songwriter, Melly Goeslaw.

Just as a reminder, the singer of the song Bunda was angry on social media when Vidi Aldiano and other celebrities laughed at MUA Bubah Alfian cosplaying as Melly at a Halloween party.

1. Melly Always Contacts Vidi When He Is Being Treated

Fortunately, when asked about Melly, Vidi explained that they are now doing well. Even Melly also gave support to him during his treatment.

"The visitation has been going on since the day I had the operation. It was Teh Melly who reached out to my mom first. Teh Melly knows my mom, so she contacted my mom when I had the operation, and even a few days after the operation she messaged her. After I returned to Jakarta, she sent me essential oil to help me rest," said Vidi.

2. Already Performing Together

Vidi Aldiano (credit: KapanLagi.com/Bayu Herdianto)

Vidi said that his relationship with Melly has been good for a long time. They have even performed together on the same stage.

"The visitation has been good, for a long time. Actually, we just performed together for the first time recently, and I was very happy. When we met, it was relaxed. I consider her as a motherly figure, who cares for me. So I was happy yesterday," said Vidi.

3. Already Truly Reconciled

Therefore, Vidi hopes that people will no longer prolong this issue. Basically, he and Melly now have a really good relationship.

"There's no more of anything like that. You know what she did before, it was all out of love. So, there's no need to dwell on the past," he concluded.

(kpl/aal/pit)