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Prilly Latuconsina Reveals Her Hopes for the Upcoming Year 2026

Prilly Latuconsina Reveals Her Hopes for the Upcoming Year 2026

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Prilly Latuconsina Reveals Her Hopes for the Upcoming Year 2026

Known as one of the most productive actresses in Indonesia, Prilly Latuconsina is currently undergoing a very busy schedule. In addition to being active in the acting world with preparations for a new film shoot, she is also occupied with her roles as a businesswoman and a graduate student.

Prilly admits that with all these activities, her time for herself has become very limited. Therefore, her biggest hope at this new age is to achieve a better life balance in the coming year.

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"In the midst of that, I am also preparing for a film shoot, a lot of tasks, because I am continuing my master's degree," said Prilly Latuconsina when met in the Epicentrum area, South Jakarta, Thursday (16/10/2025).

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The 29-year-old actress feels that she is really lacking time for herself. Prilly hopes that in 2026 she can lead a more balanced life with all her activities. 

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"So, I really feel like I have very little time for myself. Hopefully next year I can be more balanced, like that," she said.

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Currently, Prilly is pursuing a master's degree in Global Marketing Business Management. This major is very relevant to her profession as an actress and the owner of a production house, allowing her to enhance the knowledge she already has.

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"I am taking a Master's degree in Global Marketing Business Management. So it still relates to my current profession at the office to enhance my knowledge as well," she explained.

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The knowledge she gained in college is also applied when she teaches as a practitioner lecturer, so that the material delivered to students becomes of higher quality.

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"So that when teaching the course, the material can be better for the students," Prilly concluded.