Queen Sofya Denies Summons from Biological Mother: I Never Attacked My Family Through the Law

"So, we sent a statement and affirmation, not a warning. So, there is no warning at all from our client to her parents, like that," said Dede Rahmat, as the legal representative of Ratu Sofya when met in the Cilandak area, South Jakarta, on Saturday (23/05/2026).

Ratu herself expressed great regret that this family issue had to surface in public. For her, the internal matters with her parents are something she wants to resolve personally without the interference of others.

She feels there is an attempt at opinion manipulation or framing that makes her appear as a child who is rebelling against her parents. Ratu assures that there are no legal actions in the form of reprimands or threats directed at her father or mother.

"There is no legal notice, I have never sent a legal notice to my mother. And to my father, I have never," said Queen Sofia.

Her legal team explained that the letter sent to Queen's father was merely a formal communication regarding her position in the film contract. The title and content of the letter did not contain any elements of a legal demand that are characteristic of a legal notice.

"We request that such statements do not recur. There should no longer be any prejudice against our client as a child who sends legal notices to her family, her parents," added M. Risvan.

Queen Sofia's side is now asking the parties who spread the false news to immediately retract their statements. They hope the public will no longer misunderstand Queen's relationship status with her family amid the conflict with the production house. "I am definitely disappointed, that is why we are here today," concluded Queen Sofia.