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Marissa Anita Faces Divorce Hearing After 17 Years of Marriage

Marissa Anita Faces Divorce Hearing After 17 Years of Marriage

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Marissa Anita Faces Divorce Hearing After 17 Years of Marriage

A new chapter in the divorce process of actress Marissa Anita and her husband, Andrew Trigg, will soon begin. The Central Jakarta District Court has set the schedule for their first hearing, which will be a crucial moment for the continuation of their household.

This first hearing is scheduled as a mediation effort, a mandatory step in the divorce process where the court provides an opportunity for both parties to reconcile. The fate of the marriage that has lasted for 17 years now depends on the outcome of this mediation process.

It is known that Marissa Anita is an actress who is also a journalist and host of a television program. Before becoming a journalist, Marissa had been a theater performer since 2005. The worlds of journalism & acting are inseparable from this woman born in Surabaya 42 years ago.

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Confirmation regarding the schedule and agenda for this hearing was delivered directly by the spokesperson of the Central Jakarta District Court, Sunoto, when met at his office on Monday (17/11/2025).

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"Oh, it's confirmed. Yes. So, the hearing schedule is on November 19, 2025," said Sunoto.

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He explained that according to procedure, the main agenda at the first meeting will be a peace effort that will be facilitated by a mediator. The presence of Marissa Anita and Andrew Trigg is highly anticipated during this important moment.

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"Yes, yes. So, if the first hearing, once the parties are present, the first step that the panel will take is, of course, to mediate the parties involved," he explained.

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This mediation process will be given a period of 30 days. During this time, both parties will be given space to discuss and find a middle ground, whether to continue the marriage or remain separated.

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If this peaceful effort does not yield results and both parties insist on divorce, the legal process will proceed to the next stage, which is the examination of the main case.

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"Yes, indeed. So in the mediation process, there will be a 30-day period. If an agreement is not reached, it will proceed to the main case," said Sunoto. Now, the public is awaiting the results of the mediation session to be held on November 19.