Kiky Saputri Claims to Be Happier Since Her X Account Was Erased by Her Husband

"Not because my husband confiscated my phone, okay? But my X account was indeed deleted by my husband," Kiky remarked while laughing. Kiky shared that she used to be very diligent in responding to netizens' comments, not to be sarcastic, but rather to correct misconceptions. Even during a vacation with her husband, Muhammad Khairi, Kiky once had a quarrel because she was busy replying to netizens' comments.

"During our vacation in Japan, my husband even said, 'Can you not use your phone for a while?' But I replied, 'I can't, dear, I need to respond to this, they're misunderstanding me,'" she reminisced.

However, everything changed after Kiky experienced a miscarriage. She confessed that at that time she was busy with work, from filming, roasting political figures, to the pressure from netizens regarding her stance amid the political situation of the presidential election. Unexpectedly, the miscarriage she experienced was actually caused by excessive stress.

"I thought it was because I was tired. But after being examined and checked in the lab, it turns out my stress hormone is really high," said Kiky. "Even though I don’t feel stressed, but the doctor said the stress is in my brain. My thoughts keep running because of work, organizing roasting material, thinking of ideas. My husband finally said enough."

Since then, her X account was officially deleted by her husband. Not just because of negative comments, but also because Kiky often used that platform to voice the feelings of netizens who slipped into her DMs.

"When I was pregnant with my second child, I kept quiet from the public. But because Indonesia was buzzing, people accused me of just being silent, even though I was shooting and couldn't share my pregnancy. Eventually, more and more people pointed fingers and slandered me. That's when my husband decided to delete my X account," she revealed.

After her X account was deleted, Kiky actually feels her life is much more peaceful and happy. "Once X was gone, life turned out to be peaceful. No chaos, I can go on vacation with family, play with my child, and work is enjoyable too. Oh, it turns out the problems all this time were just in my head and on my phone. The real world isn't that harsh," concluded Kiky Saputri with a relieved smile.