Rafathar, Son of Raffi Ahmad and Nagita Slavina, Once Hit Someone for Refusing to Take a Photo

Kapanlagi.com - Being a child of famous celebrity couple, Rafathar Malik Ahmad is always in the public spotlight. Wherever he goes, the only child of Raffi Ahmad and Nagita Slavina always attracts public attention.

However, unfortunately, sometimes people don't really understand what a public figure feels. Raffi and Gigi revealed that their son once hit someone because he didn't want to take a photo together.

1. Already Giving Freedom to the Child

As a parent, Nagita Slavina has already given freedom to Rafathar to refuse or allow people to take photos with him.

"At that time, Rafathar was around 2 years old, and he could already speak. I always give him the freedom to reject or allow people to take photos with him," said Nagita Slavina.

"So, for example, people often ask 'mbak Gigi, can I take a photo with Rafathar? Ask the child' like that," she continued.

2. Has Hit Someone

Gigi also shared that in one moment, Rafathar felt annoyed and even hit someone because he didn't want to take a photo together.

At that time, Rafathar had politely refused, but the person still tried to take a photo together, and eventually, Rafathar hit that person.

"Well, there have been several times when he was asked to take a photo, he already said he didn't want to nicely 'sorry, I don't want to, let's just talk', he often says that. He doesn't like being photographed. But this person didn't understand, he took out his camera and felt unappreciated, even though I said 'no', he got hit," she said.

3. Can Take Care of Themselves

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Nagita, who saw that, immediately reprimanded Rafathar. However, although she did not approve of hitting, as a parent, Gigi was not too worried because her son could already take care of himself. 

"But he cried, Rafathar cried, and I didn't approve, hitting is not allowed. But there I saw that he has, he can take care of himself, if he doesn't want to (means) doesn't want to be forced," she said. 

(kpl/dwn)