Eza Gionino Optimistic About Reconciling with Meiza Aulia, Says There is Still Hope

Kapanlagi.com - Although the divorce lawsuit is already underway in court, the soap opera actor Eza Gionino still harbors great hope of reconciling with his wife, Meiza Aulia Coritha. He firmly expressed his optimism about maintaining the integrity of his household.

Eza expressed this hope with full confidence after undergoing mediation at the Cibinong Religious Court in Bogor Regency on Monday (22/9/2025). When asked about the possibility of reconciliation, he gave a short but meaningful answer. "Definitely yes once again," said Eza Gionino.

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1. Follow the Legal Process

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This optimistic attitude is supported by his lawyer, Raka Daniar. However, Raka reminds that all decisions are in the hands of the judge and the legal process must continue. According to him, anything is still possible as long as the final decision has not been made.

"We must be optimistic, but we still have to go through the process," said Raka.

2. The Possibility of Reconciliation is Still Open

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Raka explained that in the divorce process, human hearts can still change. He mentioned that the current decision is still in the bain sughra stage, where the possibility of getting back together is still open.

"This is still bain sughra, so the decision can still change because hearts can be swayed. So even though the process is ongoing, we do not yet know what the decision will be and do not want to anticipate it," explained the lawyer.

3. Process Outside the Court

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In addition to the court process, Eza's side is also continuing to open communication channels outside the court with Meiza's family. They hope to find common ground that can be reached for the greater good, especially for their three children.

"Mediation outside is just communication for us, with the legal counsel and family. If there are things that can be discussed outside the court, we will discuss them," concluded Raka.

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