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For Rp 500 Thousand for Food, Vicky Prasetyo's Wife Claims She Has to Beg for Support

For Rp 500 Thousand for Food, Vicky Prasetyo's Wife Claims She Has to Beg for Support

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For Rp 500 Thousand for Food, Vicky Prasetyo's Wife Claims She Has to Beg for Support

A heartbreaking story shared by Fangfang, a woman who claims to be Vicky Prasetyo's wife. In the midst of her pregnancy, which has reached nine months, she claims she has to repeatedly ask her husband for support just to meet daily food needs.

Fangfang, who now lives in a boarding house in Pati, says that the support given by Vicky is uncertain. In fact, to get hundreds of thousands of rupiah, she has to contact Vicky multiple times and often faces various delays.

"Just for food, it is difficult for him. He always contacts VP to ask for support, from food expenses to childbirth, but VP is very hard to reach," said Vino, the legal representative, when met in the Pasar Minggu area, South Jakarta, Wednesday (8/7/2026).

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Fangfang then recounted her experience when she needed money to buy food. Instead of receiving attention as a heavily pregnant wife, she felt she had to beg to earn a living.

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"It's like last Saturday, just to ask for 500 thousand for food, I have to beg. I have to beg for sustenance even though VP also knows that I am not working," Fangfang revealed.

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The economic limitations she experienced made Fangfang admit that she could not meet her nutritional needs during pregnancy. She preferred to use the money she had to buy staple foods rather than buying milk or fruit.

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"I prioritize buying food rather than, for example, if I have 100 thousand, I prefer to use it for several days rather than just buying fruit and milk," she explained.

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According to Fangfang, Vicky Prasetyo often promises to send money, but those promises are frequently not realized on time. This situation has made her feel out of patience until she finally decided to come forward to the public to express her complaints.

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"I am tired of all the promises that are always given. Up to this moment, I have not bought any baby necessities because there is no money," she concluded.