Now Super Rich, Raffi Ahmad Reveals His Fees Never Went Into His Own Pocket for 10 Years

Kapanlagi.com - The name Raffi Ahmad is already so big in the entertainment world of the homeland. He is not only frequently seen on various television stations, but also has many businesses. Starting from culinary business to production houses, he does it all.

His success as the husband of Nagita Slavina apparently did not come instantly. At least, that's what he revealed himself on the Rans Entertainment YouTube channel on Monday (17/8). He reminisced that in the first 10 years of his career, Raffi's fees never went into his personal pocket.

1. Until the Age of 23

Raffi Ahmad © Youtube Rans Entertainment

At that time, Raffi still often played in soap operas. He started his career at the age of 13. He never held his own honor until the age of 23.

"The first time I played in a soap opera, my first honor until the age of 23, from the age of 13 to the age of 23, the honor never came to me. It went to my parents," said this man from Bandung, West Java.

2. A Form of Devotion

All of that is a form of devotion from Raffi to his parents. Until now, Raffi's mother continues to accompany the actor born on February 17, 1987.

"So I never wanted to buy anything, the money was held by them," added Raffi.

3. Give Money to Olga's Parents

Raffi Ahmad © Youtube Rans Entertainment

Not only to his own parents, it turns out that Raffi also often gives money to Olga Syahputra's parents.

"Yesterday during Eid, you said you gave Rp 20 million to Olga's family, right?" Ruben Onsu asked, as quoted from the MOP Youtube channel (27/06).

"Actually, it's because I always remember Olga's father and mother. I also talked to Billy before. Last year was the same too," Raffi said.

4. To Olga's Siblings Too

Not stopping there, Raffi apparently also sets aside his fortune for all of Olga's family. Of course, he has asked for permission from Billy Syahputra, Olga's biological brother.

"We give it to Olga's father, mother, and siblings," Raffi continued.

(kpl/tdr)