Lady Nayoan Agrees to Make Peace with Rendy Kjaernett, Ready to Start a New Chapter in Building a Household

Kapanlagi.com - The fate of the household of Rendy Kjaernett and Lady Nayoan has finally found a solution after both of them agreed to make peace. However, for now, Lady Nayoan has not withdrawn her divorce lawsuit against Rendy, at the Bekasi District Court, West Java.

Lady said that God has answered her prayers regarding her marriage with Rendy Kjaernett. Furthermore, Lady sees Rendy's sincerity as a husband, who is always ready to take care of her after experiencing a solo accident.

"I have known him (Rendy), I know when he is lying. Thank God, what I have seen in the past few days is serious. What has been done in the past few days is extraordinary, as an older sister, I can see that," said Lady Nayoan at the Bekasi District Court, Wednesday (16/8/2023).

1. Faithful Companion During Treatment

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While undergoing treatment at the hospital, Lady admitted that Rendy faithfully accompanied her every time. Even in that moment, Rendy never forced Lady to discuss their marriage.

"After the process before mediation, we met again at the hospital, right? He didn't force me to ask questions or anything, just like usual. At first, he was kind," said Lady.

2. Ready to Start a New Chapter

Lady said she didn't demand anything from Rendy regarding this peace proposal. What's certain is that Lady is ready to start a new chapter and reconcile with Rendy.

"I'm not demanding anything, it's more like he himself proposed it. (The promise) I don't know, it's there (in the proposal). Well, we should start from scratch together with God," said Lady.

3. Striving to Be Better

Meanwhile, Rendy Kjaernett Rendy added that in the future, he strives to become a better person. He does it for Lady Nayoan and their three children.

"We think about how to make it better in the future. For me, for Lady, to make it better. We will also think about how to make our family better in the future. So that we can set an example for the children," concluded Rendy.

(kpl/far/rsp)