Kenang Mirdad Accused of Cheating and Not Being a Good Father, Nana Mirdad Speaks Out

Kapanlagi.com - The rumors of marital problems between Kenang Mirdad and Tyna Kanna Mirdad have come to an end. Yes, Tyna has just officially filed for divorce from Kenang and their first trial will be held on September 21st.

There are many things that color these rumors of a broken marriage, including allegations that Kenang is a harsh person and not a good father. His mother, Lydia Kandou, has spoken out.

Lydia uploaded a few sentences to encourage her son on Instagram. She also mentioned the issue of betrayal.

"You have tried to be a good father and husband, responsible to the best of your abilities. You were betrayed but you chose to forgive and still accept her. Don't be sad and disheartened, my love. Even though it's not appreciated, you have tried your best with great love for the best in your marriage," she wrote.

It seems that the post has received some unpleasant responses from certain parties. Nana Mirdad finally spoke out on her Instagram story on Wednesday (1/9). She emphasized that the family never interfered in Kenang's marriage.

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Nana Mirdad (Credit: instagram.com/nanamirdad_)

"Interfering means if we currently badmouth the party involved and dictate how to behave. From the moment the issue arose until now, we have never argued about this with the party involved. If they want to give an explanation, great, but until now we have never forced them," wrote Nana.

She also emphasized how what Lydia did was reasonable. Lydia was only providing support for her son.

"A mother expressing on social media that she is proud of her child, in my opinion, is not interfering but rather a mother's support for her child," continued this mother of two.

Nana also criticized those who referred to Kenang Mirdad as a rude person and a bad father.

"How can a mother bear to see her child facing problems, being left by his wife, and being talked about negatively? It's rude, saying he's the one who cheated, not a good father, and so on," added Nana.

(kpl/tdr)