Mother Felicia Praises the Success of Her Child Without Parental Help, Taking a Dig at Kaesang Pangarep?

Kapanlagi.com - Kaesang Pangarep is currently being widely discussed. As is known, the youngest son of President Jokowi is reportedly broken up with his girlfriend Felicia after years of dating.

In addition, Kaesang Pangarep himself has been rumored to be in a new relationship with Nadya Arifta. However, this is accompanied by disappointment from Felicia's family.

1. Former Prospective In-Laws

Through her Instagram account, Meilia Lau, the former prospective mother-in-law of Kaesang, has expressed her disappointment several times. Some posts discuss what happened to her daughter and are directly aimed at Kaesang.

Including a post that is suspected to be a satire towards the President's son.

2. Praise for the Child

Credit: instagram.com/meilia_lau

Some time ago, Meilia uploaded an article showing the achievements of her son named Daryl Chew. In the caption of the IG post, Meilia emphasized how her child's success was achieved without any financial support from her.

"God gives the best to His believing child who struggles for his future without any financial support from his parents at all. Without relying on others to support him. As a mother, I am touched and proud. My only prayer for all my children," Meilia wrote.

3. Indirectly Targeting Kaesang?

Credit: instagram.com/meilia_lau

"My 3 children go to school without asking for any money from me, they all receive scholarships because their grades are always good. My old friends all know my life and my struggle for my children. But they are stronger in fighting for themselves, because the future they dream of can only be realized through noble intentions!" she expressed.

By emphasizing the fact that her child's achievements were attained through struggle without financial support from parents, many feel that Meilia is indirectly targeting Kaesang. As is known, many believe that Kaesang's success was achieved because of his father's prominent name.

(kpl/ssm)