Silently, Raffi Ahmad Funds the Education of Sapri's Deceased Child Until Elementary School Graduation

Kapanlagi.com - Dolly, who is the younger sibling of the late comedian Sapri Pantun, revealed the kindness shown by presenter Raffi Ahmad. Apparently, Nagita Slavina's husband is covering the school expenses of Sapri's eldest child.

"Regarding Bang Sapri's child, to be honest. Raffi Ahmad has provided assistance in the form of a scholarship for the first child," said Dolly in the Gunawarman area, South Jakarta, on Tuesday (12/9/2023).

Not stopping there, the man known as Sultan Andara is financing the education of Sapri's child until they graduate from elementary school. However, he is unsure whether Raffi will continue to support them until junior high school or not.

"So, the first child is receiving assistance until elementary school. The plan is, God willing, Raffi Ahmad will continue to support them until they graduate from junior high school," said Dolly.

1. Many Celebrity Friends Care

After the passing of their sibling, Dolly is grateful that there are still many fellow artists who care about the family left behind by the late Sapri.

"Alhamdulillah, there is Raffi Ahmad for his children. He is supporting the first child until they graduate from elementary school. As for personal expenses like books, etc., it's up to us," said Dolly.

Dolly herself is still personally involved in covering any shortcomings if her nephews have any needs. This is because Dolly also made a promise to take care of Sapri's children.

"Until now, Bang Sapri's children, even though it's not much, I always provide support. So, God willing, I will continue to fight to take care of the late Sapri's children," said Dolly.

2. Warung Soto Becomes a Heritage

One of the legacies that Dolly continues is the soto stall that they opened together. Dolly continues to struggle to keep the soto stall alive.

"For our current livelihood, because we sell food, God willing, we won't go hungry. So, how can this soto stall not close, because it is a legacy of the deceased," Dolly concluded.

(kpl/aal/dwn)