Kalina Ocktaranny Allegedly Under Love Spell by Vicky Prasetyo, Psychic: If She Gets Married, She Will Divorce Again

Kapanlagi.com - Although many claim it to be a setup, Vicky Prasetyo and Kalina Ocktaranny are becoming more daring in proving their seriousness in their relationship. One paranormal is interested in seeing their future together, what could it be?

"Many people ask if they are really dating or if it's a setup. From what I see, they are really dating. VP is someone who easily falls in love and it's very easy for him to make many girls fall for him," said the paranormal Titisan Nyai Ratu Kidul, as quoted from her Instagram (22/11).

"How could they not, he has a charm, I see something on his lips that makes everyone believe what he says and he has had it for a long time, even before he became famous. That's why he often tries to seduce many girls to see if it still works and apparently it still does," she continued.

1. Call Kalina Affected by Pellets

Surprisingly, the paranormal openly stated that Vicky used pellets to attract Kalina. According to the paranormal, if they are together in the future, their relationship will end in divorce again.

"Unfortunately, things like that cannot last, and if they break up, there will be no trace of love left, instead it turns into hatred. Even if they get married, they will eventually divorce again. If they fall in love, the target will be deeply in love, but after breaking up, they will hate each other. On the other hand, true love from the heart is not easy to forget, that's the difference between love that is pure from the heart and love caused by pellets," he explained.

2. Message for Vicky and Kalina

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Furthermore, the paranormal also admitted that he did not see Vicky and Kalina being destined to be together. For the sake of their well-being, he left a short message.

"Currently, her boyfriend seems to be deeply in love with her, but let's see in the future, they are not meant to be together. So, don't force marriage, it would be pity later on," he concluded.

(kpl/tmd)