Kapanlagi.com - Kiesha Alvaro is now independent through the world of acting. However, when it comes to allowance, Pasha Ungu emphasizes that it remains his responsibility as a father. He requests that his son's earnings be saved for the future, while daily needs are still supported by the family.
"Oh yes, of course. The earnings should just be saved. Just save it, because for him, his father is still around," said Pasha Ungu.
Pasha was met in the Senayan area on Wednesday (5/8/2026). He believes that although his child is capable of earning money on his own, the role of parents in fulfilling daily needs still needs to be carried out.
1. Financial Matters: The Role of a Father and Savings
Pasha mentioned that Kiesha's living needs are still on his shoulders. Therefore, he does not want his eldest son to use his earnings from work to cover daily expenses. According to him, Kiesha's income is better set aside as savings.
"Yes, of course, it must be. Sometimes it can't be helped if he asks for it. I want to take Kiesha to play golf; he really enjoys it," he explained.
He added that giving pocket money is still done regularly. On several occasions, Kiesha also still asks for spending money. Outside of financial matters, Pasha invites his son to utilize their free time for activities together.
2. Father-Son Bonding Through Golf and Motorcycles

Pasha Ungu and Kiesha Alvaro (credit: instagram.com/ungu_band)
Pasha and Kiesha often spend their free time on the same hobbies. Golf is one of the activities they do together, in addition to the automotive world. Pasha mentioned that recently they also had the chance to ride a big motorcycle together.
"And he turns out to be cool, he’s a champion. I always lose when I play with him. Luckily we didn't bet; that would be dangerous for the dad. Then yesterday we rode a motorcycle, riding a big motorcycle together," he said.
According to Pasha, the invitation to ride or just warm up the motorcycle becomes a moment he uses to have casual conversations with Kiesha. Amidst his child's busy schedule, he still makes an effort for simple togetherness.
"Then warming up the bike, 'come on, bro, let's warm it up,' 'oh okay,' and he agrees," Pasha concluded.
(kpl/pit)
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