Once Known as the King of Soap Operas! 9 Male Celebrities Who Rarely Appear on TV Now, Involved in Cases - Choosing a Different Profession Some Became TNI

Kapanlagi.com - For those of you who love watching soap operas, surely you know some celebrities who were so popular in the 2000s. They entertained and filled the screen in various soap operas to feature films. However, some of these actors chose to leave the entertainment industry in the country.

There are also those who were forced to leave due to problems they caused while being public figures. Some of these actors have also not appeared on Indonesian television for a long time and have lived different lives. Some chose to do business while others chose to become servants of the state.

Now, who are the former soap opera actors who no longer appear on Indonesian television? Here are the latest portraits of 9 former soap opera actors who have not been seen for a long time.

1. Egi John

(credit: Kasisolusi YouTube Channel)

The first portrait is of Egi John who has not been seen on television for a long time. Yes, Egi John used to be a popular teenage soap opera actor in Indonesia. However, now Egi John chooses to quit the entertainment industry, convert to Islam, and start various businesses.

2. Rendy Meidiyanto

Rendy Meidiyanto (credit: instagram.com/rendymeidiyanto)

Next up is Rendy Meidiyanto, who also chose to quit as a soap opera actor. Yes, he is known for his role in the soap opera GANTENG-GANTENG SERIGALA. But now he has chosen to become a member of the Indonesian Navy, which has been his dream since childhood.

3. Stuart Collin

Stuart Collin (credit: instagram.com/stuartcollin)

Stuart Collin is also one of the celebrities who chose to quit as a soap opera actor. Currently, Stuart chooses to pursue his hobby of traveling and becoming a photographer in various cool places in Indonesia and abroad.

4. Dallas Pratama

Dallas Pratama (credit: instagram.com/dallas.pratama/dwn)

For those of you who love Indonesian soap operas, you must know Dallas Pratama very well. The man who often appears in various Indonesian soap operas chose to take a break from the entertainment world for six years due to stroke and aneurysm. Even now, the actor spends more time with his family.

5. Roy Posende Saputra

Roy Posende Saputra (credit: instagram.com/roymagny)

Roy Posende Saputra is one of the soap opera actors who has now chosen to quit the entertainment industry in the country. His figure who likes to play soap operas and films has finally chosen to go on hiatus and is now a businessman.

6. Jupiter Fortissimo

Jupiter Fortissimo (credit: KapanLagi.com/Budy Santoso)

Quite different from previous celebrities, Jupiter Fortissimo had to quit the entertainment industry in the country. Yes, stumbling several times in drug cases, Jupiter Fortissimo has lost his name in the entertainment industry and is rarely seen in the entertainment industry in the country.

7. Irshadi Bagas

Irshadi Bagas (credit: instagram.com/irshadi.bagasputro)

Are you fans of the HEART series? You must know the figure of Farel played by Irshadi Bagas. Yes, his name is popular in the HEART soap opera and he chose to quit the entertainment industry and now works in IT.

8. Steve Emmanuel

Steve Emmanuel (credit: KapanLagi.com/Bayu Herdianto)

Next, there is also Steve Emmanuel who chose to quit the entertainment industry in the country. Yes, Steve Emmanuel's career now has to stop because of heavy drug cases that he had to bear and made his name sink in the entertainment industry in the country.

9. Pierre Roland

Pierre Roland (credit: instagram.com/pierrerolandc)

And the last is a portrait of Pierre Roland, who is a popular actor through the soap opera GERHANA. Even so, he chose to take a break and no longer be active in the entertainment world. This man in his 40s chose to become a pastor and be active in Bethany International Church Macau (BIC MAC).

Those are some of the latest portraits of Indonesian actors who choose to take a break from the entertainment world in the homeland. Some choose to take a break because of other work or activities, while others are forced to stop because of their cases.

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