Not Because of Different Beliefs, Violenzia Jeanette Reveals the Cause of Breaking Up with Marcelino Lefrandt

Kapanlagi.com - Marcelino Lefrandt and Violenzia Jeanette's romantic relationship ended after six months of dating. Violenzia Jeanette revealed the reason for breaking up with Marcelino Lefrandt. One of the reasons their relationship ended halfway was because of differences in vision and mission with Marcelino Lefrandt.

"Actually, the breakup was just because of different visions and missions, the speed of life, the difference was really vital to the point where I felt like if I continued, I couldn't do it because the chance was less than 20 percent," said Violenzia Jeanette when met in the Gunawarman area, South Jakarta, on Sunday (9/7/2023).

Previously, there were rumors that Marcelino and Violenzia's relationship ended because of different beliefs. However, Violenzia directly denied the rumors.

"Actually, I already have a different religion and actually it doesn't matter, I have been very tolerant," said Violenzia.

1. Family Expectations

Marcelino Lefrandt and Violenzia Jeanette © instagram/mariophotographie

Then, several problems arose because of the high expectations from the family that they found difficult to fulfill. However, this 33-year-old woman admitted that her parents really liked Marcelino.

"But the more time goes by, the more they grow fond of him, and the expectations from the family become bigger. My parents really like Marcel, they have met him when we went to Manado, and the children also like him and are close to him," she said.

2. Separating Amicably

Nevertheless, Violenzia couldn't maintain her romantic relationship with Marcelino. Eventually, she decided to separate amicably from the 48-year-old actor.

"We have been arguing a lot lately. And I feel like I can't continue like this, my energy cannot be spent on something that I think has a very small chance," she said.

"So, we broke up in a good way, we reached an agreement that we couldn't be together anymore and there were no fights or anything," she concluded.

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