First Divorce Hearing of Cinta Penelope Will Be Held on July 18, 2023, Court Seeks to Bring Both Parties

Kapanlagi.com - Surprising news comes from artist Princess Cinta Penelope, or better known as Cinta Penelope. The 39-year-old woman has filed for divorce from her husband, Taha Gokhan Arikan. The news was directly conveyed by Taslimah, the Public Relations Officer of the South Jakarta Religious Court. Taslimah said that Cinta Penelope submitted her lawsuit through e-court on July 3, 2023, and it was registered with the number 2280/Pdt.G/2023/PA.JS.

"The name is already registered in the South Jakarta court administration on Monday, July 3, 2023. The one who filed the lawsuit is Princess Cinta Penelope Bin Yogi Rasyim. The plaintiff filed the electronic lawsuit or ecourt represented by her legal representative against Taha Gokhan Arikan," said Taslimah at the South Jakarta Religious Court on Wednesday, July 5, 2023.

1. Reasons for Divorce

Cinta Penelope © instagram/princess_cinta_penelope

Based on the lawsuit, both the plaintiff and the defendant are residing at the same location. Therefore, the court will refer to the address stated when sending summons to both parties.

"In this lawsuit, the plaintiff and the defendant still have the same address. So they are called in the letter," said Taslimah.

Taslimah did not disclose the reasons why Cinta Penelope filed for divorce from her husband. Because it is already part of the case that will be tried.

"What is clear is that there are reasons stated by the plaintiff in the lawsuit. I cannot provide specific details because it has just been registered," said Taslimah.

2. First Hearing

Meanwhile, the first divorce hearing for Cinta and Taha will be held on July 18, 2023. Taslimah stated that the court will make efforts to ensure that both parties attend the first hearing.

"The first hearing is on July 18, 2023. First, the plaintiff and the defendant will be present, and if they are present, there will be advisors and efforts will be made for mediation, but first they will be summoned," concluded Taslimah.

(kpl/far/phi)