Roro Fitria's Biggest Hope After Being Released, Wants to Have a Grandchild for Late Mama

Kapanlagi.com - Roro Fitria finally got to breathe the air of freedom on Thursday (2/4) after spending 2 years in prison for illegal drug possession. Roro was conditionally released, but still required to report monthly until August.

One of the things Roro missed the most outside of prison is her mother, Roro Retno Winiangsih. As it is known, the mother of the STREET SOCIETY actress passed away in 2018, shortly after Roro was imprisoned.

"The thing I miss the most when I walk out of this door is seeing my mother, hugging my mother. Because it was Allah's decree that my mother passed away in 2018, but I still accept it sincerely. I want to get closer to Allah SWT with the motivation of accumulating as much reward as possible that I dedicate to my late mother," said Roro when contacted by the media on Thursday (2/4).

1. Nazar Roro Fitria After Being Released

Although her mother has passed away, Roro still wants to fulfill her mother's aspirations. Yes, after this, the woman affectionately called Nyai wants to focus on getting married soon and having children.

"I always pray for my intentions, especially on Fridays, I read Surah Al-Kahf so that I can be hastened to receive the best for me. I really want to get married, I want to have children. I told my mother that whatever I aspire to, I can give her grandchildren," she continued.

2. Lessons Learned by Roro Fitria

Roro Fitria / Credit: KapanLagi - Bayu Herdianto

During her detention, Roro admitted that she learned a lot, especially about religious knowledge. If she was previously associated with controversy and a sensual image, now she promised to change her lifestyle.

"Behind all the trials that Allah has given me, which I have experienced over the past two years, the wisdom is that worldly life is temporary and we can be called by Allah. Currently, the Covid-19 pandemic is one of the signs of Allah's wrath. We don't know when we will be called. So I prioritize seeking blessings as much as possible for myself in the end," she concluded.

(kpl/far/gtr)