Eza Gionino Admits to Having Said Talak to His Wife in a Moment of Emotion

Kapanlagi.com - A shocking fact was revealed by Eza Gionino regarding his conflict with his wife, Meiza Aulia Coritha (Echa). The actor admitted that he once said talak in a moment of heightened emotion.

This confession was made by Eza Gionino at a press conference in the Cibubur area, East Jakarta, on Wednesday (10/9/2025). Although he admitted it, Eza explained that the statement was not intended as the end of their marriage.

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1. Give One Divorce

Eza admitted that he gave one divorce to his wife. "Yes, I said the divorce words in an emotional state. I said I divorce her once, just like that. I divorced her like that," said Eza.

2. A Warning for the Wife

According to him, the words were uttered as a form of warning in Islamic teachings. He hopes that with this "warning", he and Echa can both introspect to become better individuals in their marriage.

3. Introspection

He hopes that the warning can make Echa and himself introspect. "The purpose of this is to provide a warning according to Islam from me personally so that we can both introspect," he explained.

4. Happened in an Emotional State

However, Raka Danira, as Eza's legal counsel, added context that the divorce words were said while both were emotional. This moment was also emphasized to have occurred long before Echa finally decided to leave the house.

5. A Long Time Ago

The lawyer also mentioned that the moment happened a long time ago. "That was during an emotional moment, yes, that was far (from the time Echa left the house)," said Raka.

6. Hoping to Fix Mistakes

Now, Eza hopes to fix his mistakes and reconcile with his wife, considering everything that happened as a valuable lesson. However, Echa is now insisting on separating from Eza.

7. Eza and Echa's Divorce

The divorce process of Eza Gionino and Echa is currently ongoing at the Religious Court. Eza stated that his divorce from Echa has nothing to do with a third party or domestic violence cases.

(kpl/far/phi)