Satisfied with the Prosecutor's Decision, Angel Lelga Calm After Her Good Name Was Destroyed by Vicky Prasetyo

Kapanlagi.com - Angel Lelga finally spoke out about Vicky Prasetyo, her ex-husband who raided her house and accused her of committing adultery with Fiki Alman. For her, Vicky Prasetyo's purpose in conducting the raid was to tarnish her reputation.

"Because the purpose of someone destroying someone else is to destroy and ruin their name. Yes, I suspect that is what Vicky did to me," said Angel Lelga when met in the Tendean area, South Jakarta, on Monday (12/7).

Angel is confident that the public has not understood the true story all this time. Nevertheless, the former second wife of Rhoma Irama considers the eight-month prison sentence demanded by the Prosecutor for Vicky's actions as an answer to the doubts of netizens regarding the accusation of adultery between Angel and Fiki.

1. False Accusations against Vicky

© KapanLagi.com/Bayu Herdianto

"I understand that not everyone understands this story. Not everyone understands the legal process. What they understand is that oh Angel Lelga had a man in her room. All this time, Vicky Prasetyo's success has tarnished my name. Everything has been answered and thank God, when he was charged yesterday, everyone knew," she said.

With a trial process that reveals evidence of defamation in the house raid and accusations of adultery made by Vicky, Angel feels a little relieved. She considers the prosecutor's demand as a lesson for Vicky Prasetyo and his family to realize their wrongdoing.

2. Lesson for Vicky

Angel and Vicky when they were still affectionate @ KapanLagi.com/Bayu Herdianto

"But again, facts speak and the reality is presented in court. I don't need to form an opinion because the facts are what matter. For me, him (Vicky) being taken to jail for the first time is enough. The prosecutor's demand is a bonus for me in this matter," she explained.

She only hopes that Vicky can learn from the case that has now trapped him in prison. Angel doesn't care about other people's opinions of her as long as the court's decision is correct.

"For me, it's a lesson for everyone, especially Vicky and his family. They must respect women and not act as they please. The court will demand accountability. Whether he admits it or forms an opinion is not my concern," she concluded.

(kpl/irf/phi)