Sule Questions Teddy's Responsibility, Inquires About Missing Assets and 5 Billion Iky Money

"But when it comes to the issue of inheritance or whatever it's called the legality of Bintang, relax. We are not robbers, relax. Besides, that is my property that I have already let go, I have given it to Bintang's mother to be managed by Putri. This is also an asset that hasn't all been gathered yet, where are the missing documents? That's how it is," Sule stated in the Warung Buncit area, South Jakarta, on Monday (19/1/2026).

Furthermore, Sule openly questioned the fate of the billions of rupiah belonging to Rizky Febian that were once entrusted to his late mother. In addition to the money, there are also property assets in the Bandung Indah area whose existence is still in question. For Sule, the distribution of inheritance for Bintang can only be done fairly if the status of all these assets is clear.

"Where is Iky's 5 billion? That's how it is. And what about the one in Bandung Indah? That's how it is. If that's missing, then Bintang's share is small, right? Gather it first, relax, don't play around wanting to deal with inheritances like that," he asserted.

Regarding the summons from the Bandung Religious Court, Sule admitted that he did not intentionally avoid attending to resolve this issue. He explained that his busy work schedule has made it difficult for him to fulfill the invitation. He also asked the prosecuting party to be patient and not to rush into maneuvers in the media.

"The problem is this, from the Religious Court in Bandung, Soreang, the honorable Sir, we do not want to be absent, but the time and opportunity have not been available yet," Sule explained.

Sule also advised Teddy to focus more on his responsibilities as a father to work and provide for his children. He emphasized that as a man, dignity is determined by hard work and responsibility, not by demanding wealth that he has already relinquished for the future of his children.

"So being a guy might just mean you have to work, right Kang? No need to be told, a man is born, works, and dies. That's it. If you want to be respected, then work. Now just focus on the father, take care of the child," said Sule.

"Be a responsible man. First, take care of the child, and when he turns 17, the legal issues will still be there, I won’t take it back even though it’s mine," concluded Sule.