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Fajar Sadboy's Accident, Foster Father Prohibits 'Riding Motorcycles' for Now

Fajar Sadboy's Accident, Foster Father Prohibits 'Riding Motorcycles' for Now

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Fajar Sadboy's Accident, Foster Father Prohibits 'Riding Motorcycles' for Now

The accident that befell Fajar Sadboy not only worried his family and fans but also his foster father, retired TNI General Dudung Abdurachman. The former Army Chief of Staff immediately gave firm advice to Fajar upon hearing the news.

As a mentor and father figure to Fajar, General Dudung expressed his gratitude that Fajar was still safe. However, on the other hand, he also issued an "ultimatum" for Fajar to refrain from riding a motorcycle for the time being.

"I said Alhamdulillah he is still safe, but I remind him not to ride motorcycles for now," emphasized General Dudung while accompanying Fajar at a press conference in the Tebet area, South Jakarta, Thursday (8/4/2026).

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It turns out there is a specific reason behind the ban. The father revealed that Fajar has a rather dangerous driving habit, which is speeding.

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"Especially Fajar, he tends to speed when riding his motorcycle. So I asked him to be more careful, as there are many motorcycles around now," he added.

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As a result of this accident, all of Fajar's work projects, including the launch of his new song and music video, have to be postponed for about a month. The father wants to ensure that Fajar focuses on his recovery process first.

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"For the time being, we will postpone the projects for about a month until he fully recovers. There are many plans ahead, including the launch of Fajar's new song and music video," he explained.

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Fajar himself admitted that he is not traumatized to ride a motorcycle again. However, he promised to be more vigilant and careful in the future.

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"If trauma, no, because I have often fallen like this since I was little. But moving forward, I have to be more vigilant and careful with the road environment," said Fajar.