Sule's Photo No Longer Displayed on Instagram, Nathalie Holscher Expresses Through a Song?

Kapanlagi.com - After uploading a teary-eyed IG story, now a row of photos of Sule is no longer visible on Nathalie Holscher's personal Instagram feed. Of course, when this upload went viral and combined with the disappearance of her husband's photos, netizens began to wonder what actually happened in this celebrity household.

1. Family's Response

Not only that, Nathalie also uploaded a photo of herself singing with a very touching expression. Of course, this raises a big question mark from netizens, even to Nathalie's family.

"It means we don't know, when she sings that song, her expression must be touched, I heard the song and I flashback, it's a really good song if it's like that, Nathalie's expression is like that in her heart, I don't know why, what made it boom is because of that (crying post)," said Oma Nathalie Holscher, Hetty Elizabeth when met at her residence in Sawangan, Depok, West Java, on Tuesday (20/4).

2. Reluctant to Interfere

In addition, Oma Hetty also responded to the missing photo of Sule from her grandchild's Instagram feed. She admitted to never asking and feeling she has no right to interfere in the household affairs of Nathalie Holscher and Sule.

"I also never ask, I don't really interfere too much, we also have limitations. It's weird if I ask, it's Nathalie's right as a wife in her household," she said.

3. There is a Problem in Nathalie and Sule's Household

Regarding the assumption of netizens that it is all just a setup for the sake of promoting a song, Oma Hetty doesn't want to bother because everyone has their own judgment. However, when asked again about the truth of the problems that occurred in Nathalie and Sule's household, she firmly stated that there is none, but even if there is, it is not her right to know more about the problem.

"There are also (netizens) who say it's all just a setup, it's up to them, it's their right to judge. There is no problem, but even if there is, I have no right to ask because they are the ones experiencing it, just think positively," she concluded.

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