Felicya Angelista and Caesar Hito Speak Out About Plans to Have More Children

Kapanlagi.com - Felicya Angelista and Caesar Hito admitted that they do not have plans to add more children in the near future. Currently, the couple chooses to focus on supporting the growth and development of their two daughters, Graziella Bible Emmanuela and Zefanya.

Feli emphasized that she is not ready to go through pregnancy again. According to her, raising two children is currently their family's top priority.

"Hey, not yet. Of course. Let’s just stick with the two for now," said Felicya Angelista when met in the Senayan area on Saturday (4/7/2026).

Hearing his wife's answer, Caesar Hito jokingly mentioned a name he had prepared in case they were blessed with a baby boy.

"Alessandro, Alessandro, remember the name Alessandro, okay, a boy," Caesar Hito quipped.

The joke was met with laughter from Felicya. She even joked that she didn't want to keep trying to have children until they had a boy.

"Amen. But if I keep having girls, does he have to keep trying until he gets a boy? He could start a football club," Felicya replied.

1. Test Tube Baby

Felicya also denied the assumption that she plans to undergo a test tube baby program or in vitro fertilization (IVF) to have a son. She chooses to fully entrust it to God if she is ever believed to have children again.

"No, no, no. For now, we don't want a third child yet, but if God wills it, then that's fine. Actually, whether the third child is a boy or a girl, it's okay, but we just keep praying," she explained.

2. Not Rushing to Make a Decision

According to Felicya, mental readiness and timing are the most important things before deciding to add to the family. She feels that the responsibility as a parent is very large, so she does not want to rush into making a decision.

"If we are really ready, we take it to prayer. Sometimes, whether we are ready or not, if it’s God's timing, then just let it be. But for now, we are still focused on our two children who are starting to become young ladies," concluded Felicya Angelista.

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