Insanul Fahmi Sad on Eid Not Being Able to Meet His Child, Communication Not Responded by Mawa

Kapanlagi.com - The Eid moment that should have been a time for family gathering instead leaves sorrow for Insanul Fahmi. In the midst of an ongoing divorce process, Insanul admits he is having difficulty meeting his child because he does not have permission from his wife, Wardatina Mawa.

Through a phone call, Insanul poured out his heart regarding the access to meet his child that seems completely closed off. Despite his efforts, his good intentions to spend time with his child on the day of victory did not yield results.

"Not yet, I wanted to meet yesterday but was not allowed," said Insanul Fahmi when contacted on Tuesday (24/3/2026).

1. Unresponsive Communication from Wardatina Mawa

Insanul expressed that communication via phone or WhatsApp received no response at all. He reminisced that the last moment he could meet his child was when they played together at a children's entertainment venue some time ago.

"No. The last time we met was just at the ball pit. After the ball pit, I wasn't allowed to see him again, there was no response," he said.

"So from the beginning, I wasn't allowed to meet him. Then after we were talking on social media, he was allowed to see me, right? Maybe because he needed public validation if he allowed it," he continued.

2. Sad Child Asking About Him

Insanul's sadness deepened upon hearing news about his child, Afnan. He received information that his little son often seemed lost in thought and searched for his father's presence amidst the festive crowd.

"Yes, of course, it's sad. I mean, it's the moment of Eid. I also got some information from people when Afnan was asked, 'Where is Abati?', Afnan just looked gloomy. But on the other hand, Afnan is often exploited on social media, right?" Insanul revealed.

3. Don't Want to Force the Situation

Now, Insanul can only surrender and does not want to force the situation, which only makes him more mentally exhausted. He hopes the issues between him and Mawa do not impact the psychological condition of their children.

"What I mean is, if that’s the case, don’t, don’t, what is it... don’t bring the kids if it’s like this. Like, I fought for this yesterday, but eventually, it gets tiring, right? It feels like I’m not appreciated anymore," he concluded.

(kpl/far/fbi)