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Sule Responds to the Incident of Adzam Being Reprimanded While Watching the Kecak Dance in Bali

Sule Responds to the Incident of Adzam Being Reprimanded While Watching the Kecak Dance in Bali

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Sule Responds to the Incident of Adzam Being Reprimanded While Watching the Kecak Dance in Bali

Sule speaks out regarding the incident experienced by his son, Adzam Adriansyah Sutisna, while watching the Kecak Dance performance in Bali with Nathalie Holscher.

The moment gained attention after a video of Adzam being reprimanded by an audience member for standing on a chair went viral on social media.

In response to the incident, Sule stated that he had communicated with his ex-wife, Nathalie Holscher. He believes that the issue cannot be entirely blamed on one party.

He assesses that both Nathalie and the audience member who reprimanded had their own mistakes in handling the situation.

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"I called. In that matter, both (Nathalie and the mothers) are wrong. Nathalie's mother is wrong, and the other mother (the audience member who reprimanded) is also wrong in how she reprimanded. Well, that's just how situations like that go. We forgive each other," said Sule when met in the Tendean area, South Jakarta, Thursday (9/7/2026).

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Sule also hopes that the issue will not be blown out of proportion. According to him, the incident should serve as a lesson so that all parties can be more wise in their behavior when facing similar situations in public spaces.

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"Let's forgive each other," said Sule.Previously, a video showing Adzam being reprimanded while watching a Kecak dance performance circulated widely on social media.

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In the video, Nathalie Holscher is seen defending her son because she believes the reprimand given to Adzam was not appropriate. The incident has triggered various reactions from netizens.

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Sule also commented on Nathalie Holscher's post. He expressed that reprimands should ideally be delivered in a gentler manner.