Selling Warteg Rice and Fried Bananas in America, Here's the Reason Uya Kuya Hasn't Returned to Indonesia

Kapanlagi.com - Studying in the United States, the eldest daughter of Uya Kuya and Astrid Kuya is reported to have opened a business selling warteg rice in Uncle Sam's country. In a short time, the Indonesian specialty food sold by Cinta Kuya was sold out.

Through social media accounts, Uya Kuya uploaded moments when his daughter sold warteg rice with a car. Uya Kuya and Astrid even supported the business idea of Cinta Kuya and accompanied her in selling.

Amidst the latest news, it is known that Uya Kuya has been in the United States with his family for quite some time. Apparently, there is a reason why this celebrity family has not returned to Indonesia. Curious about the facts? Check it out here, KLovers.

1. Father Has Been Hospitalized in America for Over a Month

Photo of Uya Kuya taking care of his father who is being treated in the hospital (credit: Instagram.com/king_uyakuya/)

It is known that Uya Kuya has been in the United States with his family since September 2023. However, this famous presenter brings less pleasant news regarding his father's declining health. It is known that Uya Kuya's father is currently being treated in the hospital. As of now, he has revealed that his father has been hospitalized for 35 days.

"Day 35 Papa in the hospital, please pray for him." Uya Kuya wrote in the caption @king_uyakuya.

2. Monitoring the Progress of Father's Health

Uya Kuya monitors the health development of his father (credit: Instagram.com/king_uyakuya/)

Uya Kuya is monitoring the condition of his father's health, which had declined to the point of requiring hospitalization. Not only that, Uya Kuya also ensures that all the costs of his father's treatment are well covered. This is the reason why Uya Kuya is still in the United States for over a month now.

"It has been 25 days since Papa was hospitalized here, Stressed? Definitely. But we believe that Allah has a good plan for us. Everything has its wisdom, we go through it and remain grateful. Mama can still be happy because there are grandchildren who always entertain," Uya Kuya wrote, as quoted from the @king_uyakuya account at the end of October 2023.

3. Father's Condition Shows Improvement

Uya Kuya accompanies his father being treated in the hospital (credit: Instagram.com/king_uyakuya/)

On Tuesday (31/10/2023), Uya Kuya gave good news regarding his father's condition, which is gradually improving despite still being treated in the hospital. He is doing his best to ensure that his father receives the necessary care.

"It has been 27 days since eyang (father) has been in the hospital. Almost a month, but eyang is recovering well. Alhamdulillah (Praise be to God)," said Uya Kuya as quoted from the @king_uyakuya account, Tuesday (31/10/2023).

4. Taking Care of Father in America Until Recovery

Portrait of Uya Kuya and Astrid taking care of their father until he recovers (credit: Instagram.com/king_uyakuya/)

Astrid Kuya gives a message to their friends and fans, asking for support and prayers for their father's recovery. In addition, Uya Kuya even stated his readiness to leave his job in Indonesia to take care of his father being treated in America.

"Yes, We have to leave our jobs first," said Uya Kuya.

5. Faithfully Accompanying Parents

Uya Kuya's moment of faithfully taking care of his father (credit: Instagram.com/king_uyakuya/)

Astrid and Uya Kuya firmly stated that they will not let their sick parents struggle alone abroad. Although this situation is challenging, they believe that everything has its own wisdom.

"No, it's not possible. Our parents are sick in America, how can we go back to Jakarta? But everything has its own wisdom. Stay strong, pray, guys," said Uya Kuya.

That's why Uya Kuya and his family are still in the United States since visiting their child who is studying in Uncle Sam's country.

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