Sabrina Chairunnisa Speaks Up About Lula Lahfah's Death, Invites Netizens to Empathize

Kapanlagi.com - The news of sorrow envelops the entertainment world in the country with the passing of Lula Lahfah on Friday, January 23, 2026. The cause of death of this public figure in her apartment has not escaped scrutiny.

Moreover, this sudden departure has sparked various speculations on social media. However, Sabrina Chairunnisa speaks up about Lula Lahfah's death. She emphasizes the importance of empathy and refraining from judgment.

Through a post on her personal Instagram account, the former wife of Deddy Corbuzier firmly requests netizens to respect the privacy of the deceased. She also invites everyone to focus on praying for Lula Lahfah. For more details, check here KLovers.

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1. Sad News of Lula Lahfah's Departure

Sad news about the passing of Lula Lahfah (credit: Instagram.com/lulalahfah/)

Lula Lahfah was found dead at 6:44 PM WIB in her apartment on the 25th floor of the Essence Dharmawangsa Apartment, Cipete, South Jakarta. The discovery began from the suspicion of her housekeeper, Asiah, who heard moans of pain coming from Lula's room the night before.

The next day, Asiah tried knocking on the room door but received no response. This situation prompted her to immediately seek help from the apartment management. When the door was opened, Lula was found lying on her back on the bed with her mouth open and lips blue, wearing a white shirt and black shorts covered by a blanket.

The police conducting the investigation found no signs of violence on Lula Lahfah's body, as confirmed by the Head of Public Relations of the Metro Jaya Police. In Lula's room, the police found medications and a discharge letter from Pondok Indah Hospital (RSPI), which served as initial clues in the investigation.

2. Cause of Lula Lahfah's Death

The Cause of Lula Lahfah's Death (credit: Instagram.com/lulalahfah/)

Although Lula's family refused an autopsy on the grounds of preserving privacy, the police continued their investigation to determine the cause of death with the involvement of expert doctors. Several close friends of Lula, including Reza Arap, were also summoned for questioning by the South Jakarta Metro Police as part of the investigation process.

Meanwhile, several rumors circulated on social media regarding the cause of the influencer's death. However, Lula's biological father, Muhammad Feroz, denied the circulating rumors that his daughter died from an overdose. He emphasized that Lula had a history of GERD and intestinal swelling that frequently recurred.

Previously, it was known that Lula Lahfah had a history of illness (acute GERD (Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease), urinary tract infection (UTI), inflamed swollen intestines, kidney stones) and had undergone treatment in the hospital. Since early January 2026, Lula had returned home from the hospital and was undergoing outpatient care, as well as receiving treatment at her residence.

3. Sabrina Chairunnisa Joins in Speaking Up About Lula Lahfah's Death

Sabrina Chairunnisa Joins in Speaking Up About Lula Lahfah's Death (credit: Instagram.com/sabrinachairunnisa_/)

Amid various speculations and negative comments circulating on social media, Sabrina Chairunnisa has also spoken up about the death of Lula Lahfah. She urged netizens to stop judging the late Lula Lahfah. Through her Instagram post on Tuesday, January 27, 2026, Sabrina firmly requested netizens not to concern themselves with the sins of others, especially those who have passed away.

"I don't know if this writing will make some of you uncomfortable or not. But it feels like this is the right moment to speak. To remind each other as fellow humans. Dear netizens, can we stop concerning ourselves with the sins of others? Especially when that person has passed away." she wrote in her Instagram post.

4. Wise Message from Sabrina Chairunnisa

Sabrina Chairunnisa conveys a wise message through her personal Instagram account. This message serves as a reminder for the public to be more prudent in social media, especially when hearing sad news. She also invites the public to choose empathy and prayers over judgment. She emphasizes that counting and judging someone's actions is not humanity's task, but rather God's business.

"No matter how bad or good a person was during their lifetime, counting and judging their actions is not our job. That is God's business, and only God has the right to judge. Let us learn not to expose, speculate, or make others' shame and sins public consumption. Even facts are not our business to display on social media. Especially if it's based solely on assumptions," she continued.

5. Respecting the Privacy of the Deceased

Respecting the Privacy of the Deceased (credit: Instagram.com/sabrinachairunnisa_/)

This artist and influencer also reminds us not to expose, speculate, or make others' shame and sins public consumption. She asserts that even facts are not our business to display on social media, especially if it's based solely on assumptions.

"If there are indications of legal violations, let the authorities handle it. It is not our job, let alone to discuss it wildly on social media. In the midst of an uncertain global world and economy, thinking about how each of us will live for tomorrow is far more important than dissecting someone else's past," she said.

6. Learning to Be Human, Not an Angel Who Records Sins

Learning to Be Human, Not an Angel Who Records Sins (credit: Instagram.com/sabrinachairunnisa_/)

In her message, Sabrina invites introspection. She closes her message with an invitation to pray for the deceased who passed away on Friday, January 23, 2026. In addition, the former wife of Deddy Corbuzier also offers prayers for the strength and resilience of the family left behind.

"Feeling more righteous does not mean we are free from sin.
Often it only means our sins have not been revealed. So let’s stop using what we consider to be the sins of others, which may not even be factual, as our daily entertainment. Let’s learn to be human, not angels who record sins," she said.

7. FAQ on Sabrina Chairunnisa's Message About Lula Lahfah's Passing

1. When and where was Lula Lahfah found dead?

Lula Lahfah was found dead on Friday, January 23, 2026, in her apartment room located on the 25th floor of the Essence Dharmawangsa Apartment, Cipete, South Jakarta.

2. What was the cause of Lula Lahfah's death according to her family and the initial police investigation?

Lula Lahfah's father denied overdose rumors, asserting that Lula had a history of acute GERD, Urinary Tract Infection (UTI), inflamed swollen intestines, and kidney stones. The police found no signs of violence on her body and are still conducting further investigations involving doctors.

3. Why did Sabrina Chairunnisa speak up about Lula Lahfah's death?

Sabrina Chairunnisa spoke up about Lula Lahfah's death to urge netizens to stop judging and spreading negative speculation. She called on the public to choose empathy, pray for the deceased, and respect the grieving family's privacy.

4. What illnesses did Lula Lahfah suffer from before her death?

Before her death, Lula Lahfah was known to have a history of acute GERD (Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease), Urinary Tract Infection (UTI), inflamed swollen intestines, and kidney stones.

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8. Learning to Be Human, Not an Angel of Sin Recording. Sabrina invites reflection that personal purity does not mean being free from mistakes.

In her message, Sabrina encourages self-introspection. "Feeling more pure does not mean we are free from sin. Often it just means our sins have not been revealed," she said.

She closed her message with an invitation to pray for the deceased. "It is better for us to pray for good things for the deceased. May she be placed in the best side of God Almighty. And may the family left behind be given strength and fortitude. That is the true meaning of being human. With love, Sabrina." She also added, "Let's be kind and May She rest in Peace. Amen."

(kpl/nlw)