Four Days Before Postponement, Richard Kyle Admits Wanting to Forcefully Marry Jessica Iskandar in Bandung

Kapanlagi.com - This year, Jessica Iskandar and Richard Kyle were supposed to have a wedding in two different places. First in Bandung on March 22, and then in Bali on April 11.

However, due to the worrying spread of the coronavirus, they were forced to postpone the highly anticipated event. As it turns out, Richard initially wanted to proceed with the ceremony in Bandung before it was canceled four days before the big day.

"We wanted to continue with Bandung first and postpone the one in Bali because there were many international guests. In Bandung, it's more about family and friends. But four days before, we received news that Bandung could not be used for gathering and hosting a crowded event. From that moment on... ahh... there was nothing we could do," said Richard when met in the Kapten Tendean area, South Jakarta.

1. Jessica Iskandar Disappointed and Frustrated

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Due to the postponement of two weddings that have been prepared so well, Jessica Iskandar and Richard Kyle admitted to experiencing many losses. Although they were disappointed, they tried to remain patient while waiting for the pandemic to pass.

"There are many losses, we have to postpone the wedding, we have wasted time and everything. Moreover, we have two wedding venues. I am sad, disappointed, frustrated, but we just have to get through it," said Jessica when met at the same place.

2. Want Richard to Always Be By Her Side

Jessica Iskandar is deeply saddened by the postponement of the wedding due to the corona virus. To not be too sad, she has a simple request for Richard. What is it?

"Mostly, support by always being by my side, accompanying me, so I won't be too sad, because it's really sad," said Jessica.

"This is a situation that we can't do anything about. But this will definitely happen (getting married). That's why we can decide on the nearest date after the corona, or wait a few months if the situation is back to normal, safe, and comfortable for everyone," added Richard.

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