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Ferry Maryadi Keeps a Photo of His Wife and Children in His Wallet, Here's Why It Makes Him Smile

Ferry Maryadi Keeps a Photo of His Wife and Children in His Wallet, Here's Why It Makes Him Smile

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Ferry Maryadi Keeps a Photo of His Wife and Children in His Wallet, Here's Why It Makes Him Smile

Ferry Maryadi turns out to still maintain a habit that is becoming rare among many people. The 53-year-old actor admitted that he always keeps family photos in the wallet he carries every day.

This habit was revealed by Ferry while discussing the items that always accompany him during his activities. In addition to his wallet, phone, and medications, the father of two also keeps photos of his loved ones.

"There are... there are... but not with... green..." said Ferry Maryadi when met by KapanLagi in the Buncit Raya area, South Jakarta, recently.

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The actor and presenter then explained that a photo of his wife, Deswita Maharani, and his child is always in his wallet. This habit reminds him of the previous generation of parents who loved to carry family photos wherever they went.

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"There is always a photo of my wife... a photo of my little child... yes, it really is like the old days with parents. There is a photo of my wife, everything," he revealed.

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Not only his wallet, but Ferry also has a unique reason for choosing his phone wallpaper. Instead of putting a family photo, he actually uses a portrait of himself.

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According to Ferry, this choice relates to security factors. He wants others to easily know the owner of the phone if it is ever left behind or lost.

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"There must be a photo of me so that, God forbid, if this gets lost or left behind, people know who the owner is," he said.

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Although it sounds simple, this habit shows Ferry's attention to practical matters in daily life. He even teaches his children to think similarly.

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"Yes, that's why I always tell the kids, if the wallpaper has a picture of what, a picture of a house, or whatever... later if it gets left behind or God forbid, stolen, no one will know whose it is," he said.