Jennifer Dunn Officially Divorced from Bobby Michael, Lawyer: No Third Party Involved

Kapanlagi.com - Jennifer Dunn has finally officially divorced her first husband, Bobby Michael Reza, after going through the verdict hearing at the Cibinong Religious Court, West Java, on Wednesday (10/6).

“Alhamdulillah, Ms. Jeje and Mr. Boby are divorced,” said A Suprihatin SH, Jennifer Dunn's lawyer, when met after the hearing.

1. Submit Evidence of Divorce Letter Since 2016

In this hearing, Jennifer Dunn's side submitted evidence of the divorce letter issued by Bobby Michael Reza since 2016.

“Evidence has been attached regarding the divorce letter issued by Mr. Bobby, the divorce statement in 2016 already exists,” said A Suprihatin SH.

“Because they have been legally separated for a long time, the divorce in 2016 has been issued. But in this case, they were waiting for each other. Maybe Mr. Bobby was considered to take care of it, and Ms. Jeje was also waiting, so they waited for each other,” he continued.

2. Not Because of Faisal Harris

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The legal counsel also emphasizes that the divorce of Jennifer Dunn and Bobby Michael Reza is not because of a third party, which in this case is Faisal Harris. As it is known, Jennifer Dunn also had a secret marriage with Faisal Harris in December 2016. Their marriage took place long after Bobby Michael Reza divorced Jennifer Dunn.

"For reasons that colleagues may already know. One of them may be the lack of approval from both parents. There is no third party involved in this matter. In fact, we have also attached documents regarding the marriage with Mr. Harris, which took place long after the divorce was pronounced by Mr. Bobby," explained A Suprihatin SH.

3. Hope for Jennifer Dunn to Officially Marry Faisal Harris

The legal counsel also hopes that after this, Jennifer Dunn can officially marry Faisal Harris as soon as possible.

"Our hope for the future is that Ms. Jeje can be much better with Mr. Harris and have a legal marriage, and that is up to both parties, of course," he concluded.

(kpl/rhm/sep)