Raffi Ahmad Remembers Sad Moments in the Past When Being Kicked Out of the House by Nagita Slavina

Kapanlagi.com - The relationship between Raffi Ahmad and Nagita Slavina is closely watched by the public and the media. During their 6 years together, this couple has been blessed with a son named Rafathar Malik Ahmad, who will soon turn 5 years old.

Although they often appear romantic and harmonious, like any other couple, Raffi and Gigi's marriage also faces challenges. As recently revealed by Raffi to Gading Marten on the KUY Entertainment YouTube channel.

"I was even worse to Gigi. I often didn't come home, as I pleased," Raffi reminisced.

1. Expelled from Home by Nagita Slavina

Raffi Ahmad and Nagita Slavina © KapanLagi.com/Agus Apriyanto

Back then, due to his busy shooting schedule, Raffi rarely spent time at home. Until one day, his wife started to lose patience and expelled Raffi from the house.

"So, back then, Gigi said, 'Well, if you're not going to come home, then just stay outside the house'. Okay, I stayed outside and didn't come home for 3 months. Because I'm used to living alone. It's like from 9th grade until 12th grade, I'm used to living alone," continued this father of one.

2. Having Many Apartments Unknown to Nagita Slavina

When expelled by Gigi, Raffi responded to it calmly. The older brother of Syahnaz Sadiqah didn't really mind because he actually has many apartments that even Gigi doesn't know about.

"So when I was told to leave, I just left. It's like not bringing anything after shooting, I can sleep wherever I want. Actually, I have a lot of apartments that I bought and Gigi doesn't know," added Raffi.

3. Raffi Ahmad's Turning Point

Raffi Ahmad's Family © Rio Motret

Gading also confirms that Raffi used to be such a wild and difficult to control person. Well, at one point, the presenter of the Okay Bos program finally decided to change.

"Back then, because my child was only 2 years old and didn't understand anything. Everything changed when Rafathar turned 3 years old and started asking questions. I felt ashamed," Raffi concluded.

(kpl/gtr)