Parents Become Witnesses in Divorce Trial with Ferry Irawan, Venna Melinda: Thank You So Much Mom and Dad

Kapanlagi.com - Venna Melinda again attended the divorce lawsuit hearing against Ferry Irawan at the South Jakarta Religious Court on Thursday (28/11/2024). This time, Venna was accompanied by her parents, Ni Made Ayu Rachmawati and Jimmy Rekartono, who served as witnesses in the trial.

"From the family, it’s mom and dad, and one more from outside is my driver who has worked for 25 years," Venna revealed after the trial.

Venna explained that the three witnesses provided statements regarding her marital condition with Ferry Irawan over the past two years.

"So these 3 witnesses stated that they saw and felt that I and the other party were indeed incompatible for almost 2 years with cases of domestic violence," she explained.

1. Thanking Parents

Venna Melinda © KapanLagi.com/Muhammad Akrom Sukarya

During the trial, Venna was also asked to provide a brief statement to the judge. "Earlier, the judge also asked for my statement briefly. Thank God the judge listened well, hopefully this decision is final and done," she said.

Venna also expressed her gratitude and thanks to her parents. "I am very happy today, thank you so much mom and dad, even though you are getting older, I still trouble you like this. Hopefully, this will be a lesson," said Venna with sparkling eyes.

Meanwhile, her mother, Ni Made Ayu Rachmawati, also commented on the process her daughter is going through. "Well, that issue is behind us, now we look forward to hopefully on December 2nd it will be resolved, and I am very grateful that once Venna is free, she can continue her life," Made said with a hopeful tone.

2. Message from Mother Venna

As a mother, Made admits to continuously supporting and praying for the best for Venna. "As her mom, I always pray," she asserted.

When asked about her hopes after this process is over, Made gave a wise message. "Every life surely has its trials. As long as we are true, we will definitely get the best. God never makes mistakes," she said.

This smoothly conducted trial is an important step for Venna Melinda to resolve her household issues. The final decision is scheduled to be announced on December 2, 2024. Venna and her family hope this process will soon find clarity so that everyone can continue their lives peacefully.

(kpl/aal/phi)