Related to the Issue of Child Recognition, Rezky Aditya's Family Contacts Wenny Ariani

Kapanlagi.com - Wenny Ariani's problem with artist Rezky Aditya is not yet resolved. Although until now Rezky Aditya has not spoken about the issue, Wenny is truly optimistic that what she is talking about is true. According to her, the truth will be proven in court.

"I am optimistic, just like my lawyer. Whatever actions he takes there, I hope he is fine, I am happy that he is fine as a family, whatever problems there are, we will fight according to the law even if our DNA is rejected," said Wenny in the Tendean area of South Jakarta, Tuesday (10/8/2021).

1. Get Good News

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Although Rezky Aditya has not spoken about the child's acknowledgment, Wenny Arian received good news. She admitted that she had been contacted by one of the family members of Citra Kirana's wife. "This morning, his uncle WhatsApped me, Rezky's uncle is one of the uncles I'm still in contact with, he asked me 'how is it going?' There hasn't been a good response yet, I haven't met him yet," she said.

Wenny said her appearance was not to gain fame from Rezky Aditya. Instead, this was only done to request recognition of her child from Rezky Aditya. "Even though I only ask for my child's rights, his status is still uncle. He said 'the child will always be a child, uncle will pray for the best, I am neutral, I don't want to take sides.' But for me, this neutral action is appreciated, he still contacts me to support me, thank you," said Wenny.

2. Try Mediation

On the same occasion, Wenny Ariani's lawyer, Ferry Aswan, said that long before this issue surfaced to the public, they had tried to mediate and resolve it within the family. Since there was no response from Rezky Aditya, this issue was eventually brought to the legal route.

"Until now, there hasn't been any. In fact, from my side, let's mediate, let's resolve it within the family." Long before the media knew, I had already tried everything but there was no response, so we proceeded with the legal route," Ferry Aswan concluded.

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