Indonesian Celebrity Business
Muzdalifah, the ex-wife of the singer Nassar, has indeed often been the focus of netizens' attention. Besides that, this woman is also a diligent businesswoman who now has a business selling snacks on various social media.
Her products have even filled her luxurious home. But she still doesn't care and continues to sell!
Some commented that it's a shame such a beautiful house is now like a warehouse because of the merchandise.
Muzdalifah then responded by making a TikTok video on her business account that many people have followed.
"Is it wrong for my house to be used for selling?" wrote Muzdalifah in the video while showing herself sitting in front of her house.
After that, Muzdalifah stood up and showed many boxes and packages in the yard and terrace of her luxurious house.
Muzdalifah among the piles of boxes containing snacks that she will soon sell to buyers.
As if her business spirit is already high, she also used this opportunity to promote her sales.
Essentially, Muzdalifah is no longer ashamed to sell, even if it means letting her luxurious house become like a warehouse!
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